Clinical Internships and Judicial Externships Clinical internships allow USC law students to work in government agencies, legal services programs, or other non-profit organizations under the supervision of practicing attorneys and faculty members. Students earn academic credit while providing representation to actual clients, learning important government processes, or participating in large-scale impact litigation. Since the program includes more than 50 pre-approved agencies, students may choose from a wide range of clinical internships. Securities and Exchange Commission Judicial externships are available to students who wish to earn academic credit while working for a state or federal judge in the role of a law clerk. Judicial externs develop legal analysis and writing skills, gain exposure to adversarial practice, and witness the decision-making process from a unique and valuable perspective.
Externs work closely and collegially with judges, often developing important lasting relationships.
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