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Empleos y pasantíasJobsNo vacancies. Brussels InternshipsInternship Application (English) | Internship Application (francais) Three full-time internship positions are available with the International Center for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) office in Brussels, Belgium for the period of July-December 2008 (inclusive). We welcome applications from students and practitioners from a wide range of disciplines. Advanced proficiency or fluency in spoken and written French is a prerequisite for consideration. To apply, please complete the application form, attach a resume, and send to brussels@ictj.org, referencing "Brussels Internship" in the subject line. Applications are due before 31st March 2008. Successful applicants will be notified before 30th April 2008. Due to the large volume of applications, the ICTJ will only contact successful applicants. Please, no telephone calls/faxes. L'ICTJ offre trois stages à temps plein au sein de son bureau à Bruxelles pour la période allant du début du mois de juillet jusqu'à la fin du mois de décembre 2008. Nous acceptons les candidatures émanant d'un large éventail de disciplines. Les personnes ayant une solide maîtrise écrite et orale du français sont vivement encouragées à postuler. Une allocation de 630 euros par mois est attribuée à chaque stagiaire. Nous accueillons les candidatures venant de tous les pays bien que l'ICTJ ne soit en mesure de fournir ni autorisation de travail ni visa pour les stagiaires. Pour postuler, veuillez remplir le formulaire de candidature et l'adresser à brussels@ictj.org, en indiquant, dans l'espace ‘objet' de votre email, « Brussels internship- stage à Bruxelles ». Veuillez envoyer vos candidatures avant le dernier jour ouvrable du mois de mars 2008. Les réponses seront envoyées aux candidats retenus au plus tard le dernier jour ouvrable du mois d'avril 2008. Etant donné le nombre important de candidatures reçues, l'ICTJ contactera uniquement les candidats retenus. Merci de ne pas téléphoner ni d'envoyer de fax. New York InternshipsCurrent Application: Summer Session 2008 (Deadline: March 5, 2008) Update: Please note that successful Spring Session 2008 applicants will be notified directly in early January 2008. About Semester Placements Full-time internships are regularly available with the ICTJ in New York. Interns contribute significantly and substantively to the development of ICTJ projects worldwide. The Internship Program is intended to provide students with a professional experience that demonstrates the nature of substantive work within the organization, and applies in some way the theories and concepts of transitional justice (and its attendant disciplines) already developed in students’ formal coursework. Interns have a demonstrable impact on our intellectual legacy and are therefore welcomed into projects, events and networks critical to the sector. Many interns have gone on to become key allies of ICTJ program work, whether in the field, academia or partner institutions. We welcome applications from persons from a wide range of disciplines, including both undergraduate and graduate students. All interns must have advanced proficiency in English. Persons who also have strong writing and speaking abilities in other languages are particularly encouraged to apply. The competitive nature of the applicant pool means that interns will be placed largely according to program needs. Upcoming Cycles: Fall Semester 2008 (Deadline: August 14, 2008)
Spring Semester 2009 (Deadline: December 5, 2008)
Internships in New York are unpaid; however, a stipend is provided to full-time interns for local transportation expenses. We welcome applicants from any country, although the ICTJ is not able to obtain work authorization or visas for non-US residents. Additional Openings ContactFor further inquiries regarding the Internship Program, please address an email to the Internship Coordinator at internships@ictj.org. Please note that only successful applicants will be notified.
Prosecutions InternThe ICTJ Prosecutions Program is seeking a full-time intern. All applicants must either possess, or be close to completing, a law degree. The ICTJ is a human rights organization that provides assistance and information to countries in transition struggling to confront a period of past abuse. Current projects of the ICTJ Prosecutions Program include work with regional domestic prosecutions (especially in Latin America), hybrid and international tribunals, and research addressing the impact of the International Criminal Court on judicial accountability. Open immediately. Applications to be received on a rolling basis until position is filled. Internships in New York are unpaid, but the Center will assist in any way necessary to ensure that students who are eligible to receive school credit for this activity will. We welcome applicants from any country, although the ICTJ is not able to obtain work authorization or visas for non-US residents. To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to internships@ictj.org, referencing “Prosecutions Intern” in the subject line. Research InternThe ICTJ Research Unit is seeking an intern for Spring 2008. We welcome applications from persons from a wide range of disciplines, including both undergraduate and graduate students. All interns must have advanced proficiency in English and access to an academic library. Persons who also have strong writing and speaking abilities in other languages are particularly encouraged to apply. The ICTJ is a human rights organization that provides assistance and information to countries in transition struggling to confront a period of past abuse. Tasked with producing the most innovative work in the field, the ICTJ Research Unit addresses important gaps in scholarship and provides comparative analysis of transitional justice measures and the difficult contexts in which they take place to ICTJ staff and to practitioners worldwide. The current projects include research on exploring links between transitional justice and the following topic areas: Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR), Identity Politics, and Development. Interns will support the research and conduct of these projects. A small portion of an intern's time may be required for administrative support. Open immediately. Applications to be received on a rolling basis until position is filled. Internships in New York are unpaid but the Center will assist in any way necessary to ensure that students who are eligible to receive school credit for this activity will. We welcome applicants from any country, although the ICTJ is not able to obtain work authorization or visas for non-US residents. To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to internships@ictj.org, referencing “Research Unit Intern” in the subject line. |
