Antitrust & Competition Practice (Europe) Info Session
- LocationVirtual (Zoom) - 16 December 2026
- Work typeRemote
- Posted3 November 2026
- SourceCRA Event Registration Board's careers page (Greenhouse)
Live checkFirst seen 6 days ago; still listed on CRA Event Registration Board's careers page 1 h ago.
At a glance
- EducationPhD
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About the role
Tuesday, 16 December 2026 | 5:00 pm Greenwich Mean Time (12:00 am Eastern Standard Time)
Charles River Associates, a leading global consulting firm, would like to invite you to join members of our Talent Acquisition team for an opportunity to ask questions and to learn more about our PhD-level hiring effort this year for our European Antitrust & Competition practice. Students currently pursuing a PhD in Economics are welcome to drop in anytime during this 30-45-minute small group discussion to ask any questions that you would like answered. Topics will include providing an overview of the consulting industry and working for an economics consulting firm, guidance on our approach to full-time and internship hiring, our office & practice locations, and more.
Please note: the content of this event is specifically tailored to Economists seeking roles within the European job market. All who are pursuing a PhD in fields such as Accounting, Engineering, Finance, or any of the Life Sciences are encouraged to register for later events that will be suited for these fields of study.
Please kindly submit your materials no later than 12pm GMT on the 16 th of December 2026. Once you have signed up, our team will review your materials to confirm your degree and send a Zoom link to those who meet the necessary criteria.
We look forward to connecting with you soon!
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