[hr-education] Intern positions at European Centre for Minority Issues (Germany)

Special Call for Applications for Legal Intern Positions

The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) in Flensburg, Germany, is
soliciting applications for internship positions in the summer and fall of
2003 and winter/spring of 2004 (earliest starting date: July 2003).  These
positions are limited to candidates with legal training.

Your Profile:
You are a hardworking and dedicated person interested in legal aspects of
minority protection, conflict resolution, and human rights.  You have
completed a course of studies in law (minimum: Masters degree or
equivalent), and have concentrated in your studies in international law
and/or human rights law.  Excellent grades and sound knowledge of
international law are expected, additional academic or professional
achievements would be an asset.  You are fluent in English (the working
language of the Centre).  Computer literacy required.

The Positions:
The internship positions are unpaid and usually last three months.  They
will take place at ECMI headquarters in Flensburg.  You will participate in
research and administration of ongoing legal projects; assist the Senior
Research Associate in charge of legal projects; contribute to publications
projects under the supervision of the Publications Officer and the
editor(s), and take part in other activities of the Centre.  The possibility
of also undertaking independent research leading to a paper of publishable
quality may be discussed on an individual basis.

Applications:
A letter of application with the reference 'Legal Intern', accompanied by a
curriculum vitae, the names, contact details, including e-mail addresses, of
three references, and an unedited writing sample in English, should be sent
to:

Dr. Alexander H. E. Morawa, Senior Research Associate, at: morawa@ecmi.de
<mailto:morawa@ecmi.de>.

Application BY ELECTRONIC MAIL ONLY; no phone calls please.  Please specify
when you would be available.  You will be contacted after an initial review
and asked to provide academic/professional references in case you have been
shortlisted.



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