Full-time academic position in the Department of International Studies (DEI)

Responsibilities of the Position: The applicant must be willing to perform the following substantive functions:  Conduct research that is relevant for departmental priorities, fortify the DEI’s research culture, train undergraduate and graduate students in research as well as compete for national and/or international research funding.  Teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Provide tutoring to students and contribute to the preparation for the General Examination for Undergraduate Graduation (EGEL-RI). Supervision of undergraduate and graduate essays and theses.  Active collaboration in academic administration, promotion, tutoring, student selection and curricular evaluation. Willingness to assume some academic and administrative responsibilities in the short to medium term.  Conduct outreach and networking activities outside the university that benefit students and faculty of the DEI in social service placements, professional internships and other areas.  Promote the Department's programs, the development and management of agreements with other universities, as well as participate in media outreach activities.

The main objective of the ILO Junior Professional Officer (JPO) Programme is to provide young professionals a hands-on experience of the ILO activities as well as to aim to promote the integration of young talent into the organisation. An experience at the ILO constitutes a valuable learning opportunity for these young professionals while providing the Office with a pool of talented individuals who bring with them the latest in academic research and best practices.

We seek a Program Officer to work with the Asia team leadership to manage the Endowment’s Southeast Asia programs, including monitoring and assessment of projects in the region with a focus on Thailand and the Philippines.

Work with the D3 staff to support data collection and analysis as well as assist with the development of internal mobile data collection platforms.

Inoxoft provides a STEM scholarship for high school seniors, college students, and university freshmen in the USA, supporting those pursuing degrees in technology and engineering fields.

The Croft Institute for International Studies at the University of Mississippi invites applications for the position of Executive Director.

The Communications Intern supports the External Affairs Team on a broad range of initiatives, and can expect a fast-paced, well-rounded experience in all aspects of communications. The ideal candidate should possess a solid foundation of communications experience (can include coursework and/or previous internships), including the ability to make simple website updates, create and implement communications-driven campaigns, track media hits, and more. They should also possess a strong work ethic; positive, can-do attitude; and commitment to collaboration and teamwork. An interest in international affairs, advocacy, and/or public diplomacy is an asset. Through this internship, we hope to support candidates seeking careers in communications, specifically in the nonprofit or international exchange field. Global Ties U.S. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We value diversity in experience, background, and perspective, and encourage applicants of diverse or unique perspectives to apply to our internships. Applicants should feel free to identify their unique talents, strengths and experiences in this area. Read more about our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion here. Finalist candidates will be required to take and pass a brief writing and editing test.

J-PAL is collaborating with the Schwarzman College of Computing at MIT to work on the intersection of Global Development and Artificial Intelligence. This initiative will work on evaluating and scaling transformative applications of AI in development programs. J-PAL is recruiting a Policy Manager under this initiative to play a key role in facilitating AI-related research by J-PAL affiliates and transforming relevant research into actionable poverty alleviation policies around the world. Staff will connect the dots between AI, economics, and policy and must be passionate about working with organizations to form partnerships for evidence-informed AI-based development policy.

J-PAL is collaborating with the Schwarzman College of Computing at MIT to work on the intersection of Global Development and Artificial Intelligence. This initiative will work on evaluating and scaling transformative applications of AI in development programs. J-PAL is recruiting a Policy Associate under this initiative to play a key role in facilitating AI-related research by J-PAL affiliates and transforming relevant research into actionable poverty alleviation policies around the world. Staff will connect the dots between economics, AI, and policy and must be passionate about working with organizations to form partnerships for evidence-informed AI-based development policy.

Responsible for the strategic vision, direction, management and execution of the admissions process for all of Jackson’s academic programs including the School’s flagship M.P.P. program in Global Affairs. The Assistant Dean of Admissions formulates the School’s recruitment strategy, ensuring a highly qualified and exceptional student body that aligns with the School’s academic and enrollment goals.

The Hillary Rodham Clinton Research Fellowship is a one-year program that provides unique opportunities to a recent PhD or master’s level graduate to conduct rigorous, policy-oriented research to address key knowledge gaps in the field of Women, Peace and Security (WPS). Fellows should have working knowledge of the WPS Agenda and related US and international policy frameworks. The selected fellow will be based at the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security in Washington, D.C. The Fellow will support GIWPS’ conflict monitoring initiative, including the WPS Conflict Tracker, and undertake an agreed-upon research program producing policy-relevant research papers and policy briefs. Candidates must have a background or demonstrated interest in gender as it relates to International Affairs, particularly in conflict-affected and fragile settings.