Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB) è alla ricerca di candidati creativi, organizzati, appassionati e laboriosi per un tirocinio di advocacy di sei mesi a tempo pieno, a partire da luglio / agosto 2019, con sede a Dublino, in Irlanda. Cogli questa opportunità e inizia a lavorare per un'organizzazione internazionale!
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Ente: Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB) promuovono la consapevolezza e il sostegno alla democrazia e ai diritti umani in Bahrein e Medio Oriente.
Dove: Dublino, Irlanda.
Quando: Tirocinio di advocacy di sei mesi a tempo pieno, a partire da luglio / agosto 2019.
Destinatari: Laureati.
Scadenza: NS.
Descrizione dell’offerta:
Requisiti: Il candidato ideale sarà attualmente iscritto a un corso di laurea e disporrà di una laurea in Scienze politiche, relazioni internazionali, diritto o in un settore correlato con:
Lingue e località:
Retribuzione: Tirocinio non retribuito.
Guida all’application: Invia ad ADHRB il tuo CV e la lettera di motivazione in formato PDF denominato SURNAME_Name_CV-CL a This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. con oggetto European Advocacy Intern.
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Americans for Democracy and Human Rights in Bahrain
Indirizzo: 1001 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 205, Washington, D.C. 20036
Tel.: (202) 621-6141
Tel. (international): +001 (202) 621-6141
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Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB) is seeking creative, organized, passionate, and hard-working applicants for a full-time six month Advocacy Internship, starting in July/August 2019, based in Dublin, Ireland. Take this opportunity and start working for an international organization!
For more opportunities go to: Europe.
Organization: Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB) fosters awareness of and support for democracy and human rights in Bahrain and the Middle East.
Duty Station: Dublin, Ireland.
Open To: Graduates.
Timeframe: Full-time six month Advocacy Internship, starting in July/August 2019.
Deadline: NS.
Job description:
Qualifications: The ideal candidate will be currently enrolled in a graduate program and have an undergraduate degree in Political Science, International Relations, Law, or a related field with:
Languages and Location:
Wage/Fees: Unpaid internship.
Application process: Please send ADHRB your CV and cover letter in PDF format named SURNAME_Name_CV-CL to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with subject line European Advocacy Intern.
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Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB)
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Americans for Democracy and Human Rights in Bahrain
Address: 1001 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 205, Washington, D.C. 20036
Tel.: (202) 621-6141
Tel. (international): +001 (202) 621-6141
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Now more than ever is really important remember the work of a great historical figure that has fought for his ideas: Nelson Mandela.
In an age where boundaries among Countries are becoming deep ruts that mark humanity, where differences among cultures and people are drawn as a wave of threat for the integrity of a Country, where social and ethnic prejudices reign supreme, is our duty remember who has fought for human rights, against racism and segregation, in favour of peace and equality.
Declared in 2009 by United Nations, Mandela Day is celebrated every 18 th of July, birthday of the South African activist.
Patient and determined man, Nelson Mandela was the symbol of anti-racism: he became the first black head of state of South Africa, he was the leader of anti-apartheid and thanks to him his Country became free and democratic.
While he was serving his life sentence in jail caused by his membership to the African National Congress, “Nalson Mandela Free” was shouted by many anti-apartheid activists.
In 1990 complaints were so powerful that freedom was restored to the one who lived and defended freedom.
In 1993, at the age of 74, Nelson Mandela won Nobel Peace Prize, not until received Sakharov Freedom of Tought Prize in 1998 and Lenin Peace Prize in 1990.
The name given at his birth was actually Rolihlahla that means “troublemaker” and not Nelson, given later at elementary school.
And after all, he caused trouble to the white domination government of South Africa, making people free from prejudice and evil, teaching the importance the defence of freedom of thought.
«I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society.»
Edited by Valeria Verna
Join Maximo Nivel for an interesting Human Right Internship in Latin America focused on social justice and human empowerment and immerse yourself into an international community, learning about the impact of culture, social values, gender and ethnicity.
For similar opportunities go to: International Organization
Organization: Maximo Nivel was funded in 2003. It the leading organization in study abroad and educational travel in Latin America. It is an internationally-accredited organization with 4 local institutes in 3 of the world’s most beautiful countries: Costa Rica, Guatemala and Peru.
The most important role is to bring structure, organization and quality service to the internship program. We work with more than 5,000 students, volunteers, clients, and travelers every year. Our success is based on our commitment to quality and the highest level of client service. At Maximo Nivel, we continuously invest in professional staff and first-class facilities to ensure you have a great experience!
We follow the Standards of Good Practice from the Forum on Education Abroad and the Forum’s Code of Ethics for Education Abroad.
Duty Station: Costa Rica, Guatemala, Peru
Open To: those strongly interested in social fields like development, equality, justice, human rights and social responsibility. In particular, they are looking for people with international background.
Timeframe: not given
Deadline: open all the year
Job description: the trainee will contribute to work with change agents and other social workers and he will help with community outreach, education, research and fundraising.
Qualifications:
Wage/Fees: according to the different destination programs, candidates can find different fees on the website.
Application process: if you want information only, you can use the contact form or you can schedule a live call with a program advisor. To apply now for your program fill out the registration form here: Application Form
Useful information: if your Spanish language skills are not at this level, the organization offers online Spanish classes in order to bring your skills up to the appropriate level and ensure your success. You can also find other amazing internship opportunities in other fields: education, hospitality & tourism, medical, micro- business, special education, veterinary science and customized internships. In addition, you can apply for Volunteer Programs concerning Eco- Agriculture, Animal Care, Medical & Healthcare, Teaching English, Construction, Sea Turtles Conservation and so on.
Useful links: Link to the Human Rights Internship
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"Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home -- so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world. [...] Unless these rights have meaning there, they have little meaning anywhere. Without concerted citizen action to uphold them close to home, we shall look in vain for progress in the larger world." -- Eleanor Roosevelt
Today, December 10th, the International Human Rights Day occurs just as every year. It is an important day for human beings, all of them, and despite those rights being also known as fundamental rights of every human being, men, women, children, without making differentiations based on race, gender, language, religion ... unfortunately they are not yet recognized as they should. That 10th of December 1948, when the United Nations Assembly proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was drawn up by people with different and distant cultural backgrounds, we have been shown instead how we can be aware of what is right or wrong and how we can be united after a tragic and wearying event like World War II. This December 10th though adds something more; the Universal Declaration of Human Rights celebrates its 70th birthday. This merry event cheers us up a little and reminds us that this valuable document based on dignity, equality and respect towards and for all individuals, affects us closely and if we get to know it and appreciate it will empower us to assert our most important rights and values. The United Nations commemorates this day with numerous events around the world; from Europe to Africa, from the United States to Asia and back to South America. These events can be consulted on the website edited ad hoc by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights - OHCHR - which promotes the 'Stand up 4 Human Rights' campaign which, in this digitalized era, has been diligently furnished with the related tag #Standup4humanrights. In Italy this day will also be commemorated in 80 Italian cities by a torchlight procession organized by some of the major well known NGOs such as ActionAid, Amnesty International Italy, Caritas, EMERGENCY, Oxfam, which invite people to join the event which carries the title ‘Diritti a testa alta’, #Dirittiatestaalta, with the message that "today more than ever it is urgent to recover the principles of humanity and civil cohabitation that are the fundamentals of the Declaration and that the rhetoric of fear is trying to dismantle". The list of the citys' squares is available at this link. We therefore welcome the invitation that the organizations from all over the world pass on to us; let’s use this day to think about the immense power that the Declaration bestows on humanity above all in the valorization of dignity.
Edited by Ludovica Mango
For curiosities about a breaf history of the Declaration read our article: Human Rights History in pills in the section International Organizations
"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and must act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. »
This is what is mentioned in the first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights signed in Paris on December 10th, 1948, whose drafting was promoted by the United Nations for application in all member states. The Declaration of Human Rights is an ethical code of fundamental historical importance: for the first time in the history of humanity, in fact, a document that concerned all the people of the world without distinction was produced; for the first time it was written that there are rights that every human being must be able to enjoy for the only reason of existing. Every year on December 10th the International Day of Human Rights is celebrated, to commemorate the proclamation of this important document.
The aim of this day is to educate and raise awareness about respect for men as such and to remember the steps taken by society towards the respect of all human beings, against slavery and the abolition of individual rights. It is no coincidence that the day presents itself as a moment of confrontation and reflection to pay tribute to all human rights defenders who, through their actions, struggle to put an end to discrimination and injustice.
In 1993, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) was established to protect and promote human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration.
The Declaration of Human Rights serves as an inspiring muse for another international treaty, namely the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR); adopted in the Council of Europe and signed in Rome on the 4th of November 1950, it can be defined as the purest and most complete form of protection of human rights, as it is legally binding. This Convention has made possible the creation of the European Court of Human Rights in 1959, which is based in Strasbourg and has as its main objective the respect of the rights established by the same Cedu. To protect human rights in Europe, the European Union Agency for Human Rights was set up in 2007, as an evolution of the European Monitoring Center on Racism and Xenophobia.
Human rights are the foundations of freedom, peace, development and justice and it is essential to make laws to protect and support human rights, just as men and women who are courageously struggling to protect their own and others' rights.
A number of UN peacekeeping operations have a human rights component. In total, UN activities in the field of human rights are currently carried out on the territory of 30 nations. They contribute to strengthening national capacities in the areas of human rights legislation, administration and education; investigate violations that are reported and assist governments in taking corrective measures where they are needed. The International Day of Human Rights is therefore one of the flagship events in the calendar of the United Nations headquarters and is honored with high-profile political conferences and cultural events such as exhibitions or concerts on the subject of human rights. Furthermore, the two most important awards in this field are traditionally attributed in this day, namely the UN Human Rights Prize, awarded in New York, and the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway. We also have links to the Vienna Declaration and Action Program (VDPA) adopted by the Vienna World Conference on Human Rights in 1993; this meeting marked a fundamental moment to reaffirm the importance of the value of cooperation and to develop awareness of the North-South cleavage, as well as constituted a significant turning point in attitudes towards women.
Until now, human rights have rarely figured in the diagnoses or recipes suggested by the international community; instead, it would be good for governments to invest in human rights with the same conviction with which they invest in economic recovery.
The international law is clear: "Whoever you are, wherever you live, your voice counts".
Useful Links: some of the international organizations and NGO’s which are involved directly in human rights:
- United Nations Office of the High Commissiones for Human Rights - OHCHR
- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
- Corte Europea dei Diritti dell'Uomo
- OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
- Human Rights Without Frontiers
- Asian Human Rights Commision
- African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights
Read our article dedicated to the International Day of Human Rights: 10th of December 2018: 70 years of Human Rights Day in the section International Organizations
What is that brings more than a hundred young students from all over the world to gather in Rome and spend four days intensively working together? Surely the hope to gain professional skills and access to useful networks, but I think that there is something more that connects all the participants of the International Careers Festival: the idea that we can all learn something from each other, and that our diversity will bring us new ideas and perspectives. We are all human beings, different but so similar to each other, and we know that we all deserve mutual trust and respect. I could bet that all the participants of this extraordinary festival have this same belief, and that’s why so many activities and projects are focused on the topic of Human Rights. Indeed, many of the students have chosen to participate in the International Careers Course or in the Model United Nations to simulate the work of those figures who promote and protect Human Rights, like diplomats, NGOs, and major representative institutions.
Professionals from a wide range of institutions have come to the festival each day, and have been a source of great inspiration; for instance, Giulia Pirozzi, the Individual Activism Officer of Amnesty International Italia. Her experience and success in the field of international cooperation and Human Rights have allowed her to give precious advice both to the International Careers Course participants and to the MUN members. During our interview she has indeed called for more dialogue between various international institutions, and has encouraged the MUN members to develop this aspect in their simulation, to produce a concrete change in the future.
Human Rights are frequently endangered in conflict situations, and for this reason the institutions responsible of handling crisis and conducting military operations must commit to the protection of civil population in these scenarios. Doctor Guillaume Lasconjarias, researcher at the NATO Defense College, has explained that not only NATO is committed to the avoidance of any civilian victim, but is also actively promoting the well being of communities endangered by the war: the Cultural Protection Programs focuses exactly on the preservation of civil heritage and cultural properties, to guarantee that, after the end of conflicts, civilians still have places where to reconnect to their historical and social background.
All the students that participate to the Rome Model United Nations consider the protection and promotion of human rights as an essential feature of the UN, but the ones who are part of the UNHCR committee are especially aware of their importance, since refugees are too often stripped of their liberties, and may suffer terrible abuses. The Italian student Flavia Minelli has chosen to take part in the UNHCR simulation since, as she told us, refugees and displaced people don’t have any kind of representation, and they rely entirely on international organizations. The only way to address the issue is therefore a joint effort between NGOs, governments, and supranational organization like the UN.
In a world where diversity is frequently linked with prejudice and discrimination, the awareness and commitment of these young people are more important than ever. That’s why projects as the International Careers Festival are so significant: they reunite all these young adults, so that they can be inspired by each other, exchange ideas and approaches, and continue their lives even more prepared and motivated. As Malala Yousafzai used to say: “One book, one pen, one child, and one teacher can change the world”.
Teresa Trallori
Team 5 - Press Game
Interested in migration, human rights and social research? apply to this position with Impact Initiative!
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Organization: IMPACT Initiatives is a humanitarian think tank, based in Geneva, Switzerland. The organisation manages several initiatives, including the REACH Initiative, which was created in 2010 to facilitate the development of information tools and products that enhance the capacity of aid actors to make evidence - based decisions in emergency, recovery and development contexts. The IMPACT team comprises specialists in data collection, management and analysis, GIS and remote - sensing
Duty Station: Palermo
Deadline:02/02/2018
When: 12th February 2018
open to: individuals with possesing requirements
Job description: Reporting to the Field Manager in Palermo, the Data collector will be responsible for the implementation of REACH’s data collection in the field. The role will entail going to migrant reception centres and interviewing child and youth migrants on the basis of predefined questionnaires. Interviews may take the form of one-by-one questionnaires on mobile phone devices (provided). Extensive training on these data collection methods will be provided, however, after initial supervision and guidance, prospective candidates must feel confident to go to migrant centres alone. This role requires strong interpersonal skills, as data collectors will be required to approach children and teenagers for interview who may be in a very tense environment. For this reason, preference will be given to candidates who can demonstrate previous experience of working with children and/or teenagers in difficult environments. Further, the role requires solid negotiation skills in negotiating access and maintaining good working relationships with reception centre authorities (data collectors will be supported in gaining formal authorisation to enter the centres). The office of the organisation will be located in Palermo, Italy, however, Data collectors are required to be available for quick deployment all over Sicily. As such, Data collectors should be available to travel upon request; any car travel will be reimbursed.
The Data collector will be responsible for:
1) Primary data collection
- Conduct face to face interviews with children/youth in reception centres
- Ensure anonymity of respondents and develop relationship of trust and safe space during data collection exercise with respondents
- Accurate recording of data collected
- Provide daily feedback to the Field Manager regarding any challenges faced during data collection (incl. tool development, stakeholder and respondent management)
- Ensure prompt transcript of the notes and accuracy of the data collected
- Be available to follow up on missing/incongruent information, as required
2) Representation of the organisation
- Liaise and maintain good relationships with the management of migration centres to ensure access
- Develop good relationships with members of the migrant community
Qualification:
Required:
- Working knowledge of Italian
- Fluency in at least two of the following languages: English, French, Arabic.
- Strong representation and interpersonal skills
- Attention to detail
- Previous experience working with children/teenagers
- Ability to operate in a cross - cultural environment requiring flexibility
- Drivers licence and confidence to drive alone in the city & countryside
- Availability to travel across Sicily on a regular basis
- Ability to work independently and confidence to go alone to migrant reception centres
- Computer literacy to be able to work on smart phone based data collection applications
- Valid work permit
Desirable:
- Demonstrated interest in quantitative and/or qualitative research skills
- Previous work experience in migration, ideally, in the refugee crisis response either as part of an NGO
or volunteer
- Previous work experience in counselling and education projects with children
Application process: Send in English, your cover letter, CV, and three references in English to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The reference "Ref: 18/ITA/RDT1" should be indiciated in the mail subject line
Further information: Data collectors should be available to travel upon request; any car travel will be reimbursed.
The selected candidate will be legally contracted by IMPACT in-country implementing partner
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L’Università UCAM offre il Master's in Business Administration, il Master’s in European Union Studies and Human Rights e il Bachelor in Business Administration, programmi interamente in inglese e con pratica in Aziende ed Istituzioni Internazionali
La Spagna è al terzo posto tra i paesi europei per maggior numero di studenti stranieri grazie ad un sistema universitario di alta qualità.
I titoli ottenuti in Spagna, oltre ad essere riconosciuti in Europa, hanno un valore importante per i mercati emergenti dell’America Latina ma anche per gli Stati Uniti, la Russia, l’India e la Cina.
La UCAM, Università Cattolica di Murcia, si caratterizza per un’alta qualità formativa, un’attenzione personalizzata allo studente ed un forte legame con il mondo del lavoro.
MBA - Master's of Business Administration
Il Full-time MBA - Master in Business Administration - della UCAM è stato strutturato per sviluppare il potenziale di leadership dei partecipanti, dando loro una prospettiva globale, preparandoli, con un approccio basato su situazioni reali, ad un mercato del lavoro in continuo cambiamento.
Questo MBA offre ai laureati provenienti da diversi background accademici - giurisprudenza, comunicazione, ingegneria, arte e salute, solo per citarne alcuni - la possibilità di sviluppare ulteriormente la loro carriera professionale.
Il Master, infatti, prepara gli studenti ad avviare un'attività in proprio come imprenditori, lavorare come
amministratori d’impresa, economisti, amministratori di progetto ed esperti in risorse umane, o a ricoprire qualsiasi altra posizione manageriale in un'azienda.
Per raggiungere questo obiettivo, il corpo docente è composto sia da accademici che da dirigenti di imprese che sanno assistere gli studenti nello sviluppo delle loro conoscenze nel campo del business.
Con un totale di 60 CFU, il MBA è un Master ufficiale riconosciuto in tutta Europa ed offre accesso diretto ai programmi di dottorato offerti dall’Università.
Può accedere al Master chiunque sia interessato ad internazionalizzare il proprio curriculum, e a migliorare le proprie prospettive di carriera internazionale. Per accedere è necessario avere una Laurea Triennale o Magistrale, in qualsiasi settore, e la conoscenza della lingua inglese a livello B2.
Il Master’s in European Union Studies and Human Rights ha un approccio multidisciplinare che permette agli studenti di ottenere una conoscenza a 360 gradi dell'Unione Europea. Si tratta di un percorso che fornisce ai partecipanti la preparazione teorica e pratica per lavorare, tra gli altri, nelle Istituzioni europee, in Organizzazioni internazionali e nella gestione di progetti europei.
Può accedere al Master chiunque sia interessato ad approfondire gli studi sull’Unione Europea e i diritti umani, a internazionalizzare il proprio curriculum, e a migliorare le proprie prospettive di carriera internazionale.
Il corso di Laurea in Business Administration, della durata di 4 anni (240 ECTS), è impartito in inglese ed è ideato per offrire una solida preparazione nell’amministrazione di impresa.
Questa Laurea è diretta a studenti che vogliono sviluppare una carriera nel management di aziende nazionali ed internazionali. Il corso è stato strutturato per sviluppare il potenziale di leadership dei partecipanti, dando loro una prospettiva globale, preparandoli, con un approccio basato su situazioni pratiche e reali, ad un mercato del lavoro in continuo cambiamento.
Gli studenti avranno modo di fare pratica in azienda, acquisendo così, da subito, un’esperienza di lavoro internazionale.
Le classi con un ridotto numero di studenti, provenienti da diverse parti del mondo, permette di massimizzare l’attenzione personalizzata per ogni alunno.
Inoltre, studiando in inglese in un contesto spagnolo, gli studenti hanno modo di perfezionare allo stesso tempo due delle lingue più parlate al mondo.
Gli studenti potranno anche accedere al programma Erasmus o aderire ad altri programmi di scambio con importanti università in Europa e nel mondo.
Una scelta molto valida, quindi, soprattutto se si considera che secondo il consorzio europeo U-Multirank (Ranking mondiale di università), la facoltà di Economia della UCAM è la prima in Spagna per esperienza educativa globale, qualità dei corsi e dell’insegnamento.
Per i Master e corsi di Laurea, i servizi di Orientamento al Lavoro della UCAM sono a disposizione degli studenti, questi comprendono il SOIL – “Orientation and Work Placement Service”, il “Portal de Empleo”, il portale del lavoro dell’Università e la rete di impiego Erasmus, un servizio che promuove l’occupazione degli studenti internazionali nelle migliori aziende in tutta la Spagna.
Guarda la testimonianza di alcuni dei nostri studenti italiani:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB-G0MA3LgM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVzoVIxtCg8
Gli altri Master in inglese della UCAM sono:
Master's MBA Sports Management
Master's High Performance Sport: Strength and Conditioning
Master's Innovation and Tourism Marketing
Master´s in Hospitality Management
Master's in Oral Surgery and Implant Dentistry
Master's Master in Bilingual Education
Gli altri Corsi di Laurea in inglese della UCAM sono:
Bachelor's Physical Activity and Sport Sciences
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Do you aim to work to promote critical research that theorises and provides understanding of poverty in a global context? Apply now for the Comparative Research Programme on Poverty (CROP) and you will have the opportunity to work in an international environment as part of CROP's administrative Secretariat in Bergen!
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Organization: The Comparative Research Programme on Poverty (CROP) Secretariat is located at the University of Bergen and has been established to promote research that provides a deep understanding of poverty and its causes in a global context. In consultation with the CROP Scientific Committee, it is responsible for the effective development, implementation and evaluation of the Comparative Research Programme on Poverty. CROP has two institutional sponsors, the University of Bergen and the International Social Science Council (ISSC), and in 2009 the ISSC signed an agreement which incorporated CROP into the university's academic and administrative environment. Through projects, working groups and fellows, CROP’s Scientific Committee, emanates periodically publications, communications and events that helps researchers to understand the causes of poverty and how to defeat it
Duty Station: Bergen, Norway
Open to: College students
Timeframe: Internships are available throughout the year (except July and August), from 2 to 6 months
Deadline: March 1, June 1, September 1 and December 1
Job Description: Successful candidates will take part to the Comparative Research Programme on Poverty hosted by the University of Bergen (UiB) and tasks performed by interns will vary according to the needs and ongoing projects of CROP. Ideally, interns will:
- create content for social media accounts (Twitter, YouTube)
- organise and attending meetings, workshops or conferences
- draft reports and general administrative documents
- research information for reports
- lead video and web editing
Qualification: Applicants should have the following qualifications
- be university students whose home institutions will give them credit for the time spent at CROP (for examples through the Erasmus+ programme)
- have a relevant educational background in Social Studies, Development Studies, Political Science, International Relations
- have excellent English language skills (spoken and written Level C1)
- knowledge of other languages is an advantage
Wage/Fees: Not provided
Application process: Candidates must send their cv and documents to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Useful Links:
Link at the call
Contact information:
CROP Secretariat,
P.O. Box 7800, 5020
Bergen, NORWAY.
Phone +47 55 58 97 44
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