Kandidatstuderende på jurauddannelsen til praktik

About the role

Greenland Police is offering a spring‑semester internship in 2027 for graduate law students. Interns will work either in the Management Secretariat or the Prosecutor’s Office, gaining hands‑on experience in both administrative and criminal law matters.

Key responsibilities

• Assist with legal case processing, including compensation claims, access‑to‑records requests, and complaints handling.
• Support the preparation of legal documents such as draft indictments and prosecution statements.
• Participate in the evaluation of evidence in criminal cases and follow cases through to court.
• Contribute to policy and legislative reviews, especially regarding differences between Greenlandic and Danish law.
• Attend court hearings and, where appropriate, represent the police as a prosecutor in minor cases.

Required profile

• Enrolled in a law programme at a university level.
• Interest in diverse legal issues, both criminal and administrative.
• Strong analytical abilities and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Good judgment and a proactive attitude.

Required skills

What we offer

• Practical exposure to police and prosecutorial work in Greenland.
• Opportunity to attend and present in court proceedings.
• Experience with both substantive and procedural law.
• Insight into the legal framework unique to Greenland.