Call for Applications: for two interns: international law at Asser Institute, Apply Now
The Asser Institute is currently offering two internship positions to assist with research projects in the field of international law (research strand In the Public Interest: Accountability of the State and the Prosecution of Crimes (ASPC)).
The envisaged starting date of the internships is 1 April 2025.
Internships at Asser are for students only. This means that you must be registered as a student at a university or a school and must be eligible to live and work in the Netherlands (through either EU citizenship or a student visa from a Dutch university). Recent graduates (bachelor and master) may apply, but only within the first year of graduation, when ‘learning through interning’ may still add to your education.
The internship is an opportunity to learn in an active and dynamic research environment. Therefore, we expect interns to be present at the Institute in The Hague. It is not a remote working opportunity.
Regretfully, the Asser Institute cannot hire students without EU citizenship for internships, unless they already have a Dutch residency and work permit. In order to accelerate the selection process, please include relevant visa status or residence permit information in your application.
Please make sure to read this page on internships at the Asser Institute to make sure you are eligible to apply.
How to apply:
Students who are interested in applying should send their letter of motivation, a CV, and a writing sample of around 5000 words in English (preferably submitted in a single PDF file) to [email protected] by 26 February 2025 at 14:59 CET at the latest indicating ‘Application ASPC Internship 1’ or ‘Application ASPC Internship 2’ on the subject line, as applicable. Applications received after the deadline, not including the required three components (letter of motivation, a CV and a writing sample) will not be considered eligible.
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