INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT NATION FIRST POLICY RESEARCH CENTRE (NFPRC), NOIDA

Juscorpus; Dadri; On-site; INR 111,600 - 223,200; Full time

Job summary

The Nation First Policy Research Centre (NFPRC) in Noida is offering an internship opportunity for students and recent graduates in law and related fields. This internship involves conducting legislative research, drafting briefs, and analyzing policies impacting governance. Ideal candidates should possess excellent research and writing skills, and be detail-oriented. The internship lasts 1 month with possible extension. Compensation is a stipend as per industry standards.

Qualifications

• Must have excellent research, writing, and comprehension skills.
• Detail-oriented, disciplined, and capable of meeting deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Conduct legal research on Bills, Acts, and Parliamentary agendas.
• Draft briefs and background notes on legislative and regulatory development.
• Review government notifications, reports, and judicial developments.
• Support projects on governance and institutional reform.
• Contribute to research exploring how law influences economic and policy outcomes.

Skills

Legal research

Writing skills

Analytical skills

Detail-oriented

Education

Law students or recent graduates

Non-law graduates (Economics, Public Policy, Political Science)

Job description

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT NATION FIRST POLICY RESEARCH CENTRE (NFPRC), NOIDA

Interested candidates can send their CVs on ([e-mail])

The Nation First Policy Research Centre (NFPRC) invites applications for its Law and Policy Internship Program for the following months:

This internship offers a unique opportunity to work on legislative and legal research at the intersection of law, governance, and public policy. Interns will contribute to NFPRC's ongoing projects analysing laws, policies, and institutional reforms shaping India’s governance landscape.

What You'll Do:

• Conduct legal research on Bills, Acts, and Parliamentary agendas.
• Draft briefs and background notes on legislative and regulatory development.
• Review government notifications, reports, and judicial developments.
• Support projects on governance and institutional reform.
• Contribute to research exploring how law influences economic and policy outcomes.

Who We're Looking For:

• Law students or recent graduates interested in legislative research, constitutional law, and public institutions.
• Non-law graduates (Economics, Public Policy, Political Science, etc.) demonstrating strong analytical and research abilities and an interest in the legal aspects of policy.
• Excellent research, writing, and comprehension skills.
• Detail-oriented, disciplined, and capable of meeting deadlines.
• Duration: 1 Month (extendable based on performance)
• Compensation: Stipend as per industry standards