Job Application for Antitrust & Competition Canape Information Session (UK) at Charles River Associates

Are you a current master's or PhD economics student interested in learning more about the exciting economic and litigation consulting work at Charles River Associates?

Join our colleagues in the London office, 6PM-8PM on Tuesday, 4th November 2025, for a behind-the-scenes look at economic consulting. This session will consist of a discussion about the Competition practice, followed by the opportunity to meet with our team of economists over drinks and canapes. For additional information about our practice, please visit the Antitrust & Competition website.

This event is appropriate for students currently pursuing postgraduate degree programs, interested in applying for full-time positions that start in 2026 and beyond.

In order to register and attend the event, please fill out the form below.

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