Intern in Malaysia. What would your four weeks be?
For Australian law students. The placement is open to students enrolled in a law degree at an Australian university, and recent graduates of one. It is built around comparing Malaysian and Australian law, so we cannot take students from law schools outside Australia.
Answer six questions and we will tell you what these four weeks would actually contain for you: where in Malaysia to go, what your days would look like, what to make sure you do while you are there, and what to sort out first. Kuala Lumpur is the placement we run ourselves, at a civil litigation firm, with court twice a week. Somewhere else in Malaysia is something we ask firms about on your behalf rather than something we promise.
- Kuala Lumpur, the one we run
- Putrajaya
- Penang
- Johor Bahru
- Ipoh
- Kuching
- Kota Kinabalu
Six questions about the work you want, what you want to be better at, and when you can go. No email needed.
Your answers go to Claude along with what the four weeks actually contain, and it writes back what that month would be for you.
Tell us where you landed and we come back with dates, what it costs, and what your faculty will need.
A starting point, not advice. Nothing you answer is stored. Check entry rules on Malaysia’s own immigration website before booking anything.
Tell us where you want to go.
Anywhere in Malaysia, or anywhere else in Asia. Send this and we will tell you honestly what we can arrange, what it would cost and how long it takes. If we cannot get you in somewhere, we will say so.
Want to intern elsewhere in Asia? We can match you with a firm.
We recommend Malaysia, because it is the one we run and the one we can stand behind. If you have your heart set on somewhere else, Singapore, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City or anywhere else in Asia, tell us and we will match you with a firm there instead: we approach them for you and introduce you properly, and if one says yes you deal with the firm directly from there.
Worth being straight about the difference. Elsewhere in Asia we match you and nothing more, so there is no apartment, no driver, no meals and nobody from Lawgistics on the ground if something goes wrong at two in the morning. You arrange all of that yourself. Kuala Lumpur is the one we run ourselves, and it is the only place where we look after the whole four weeks and are reachable while you are there.
Kuala Lumpur, four weeks, every month.
A civil litigation firm, live files, a mentor at the firm, court twice a week, Malay lessons twice a week and an apartment of your own. $2,900 for 2026 intakes, usually $3,900. Flights and travel insurance are your own.