Interdisciplinary Research Fellow, Peace & Security (IHL)

National University of Singapore; Singapore; On-site; SGD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The National University of Singapore's Centre for International Law (CIL) invites applications for the position of Research Fellow, a two-year contractual appointment to support the Peace and Security Programme and expand the research capabilities of emerging scholars in a dynamic academic environment.

The successful candidate will conduct high-quality research on peace and security within international law, publish in leading journals, and contribute to teaching and seminars on topics such as

Qualifications

• PhD in Public International Law or related field.
• Record of research excellence with high-quality scholarly publications.
• Proven capacity to conduct independent research in peace and security within international law; including expertise in cyberspace, autonomous weapons systems, and IHL.
• Strong journal publications or book chapters in international law desirable; English proficiency essential; additional language a plus.

Responsibilities

• Conduct high-quality research on peace and security with an interdisciplinary approach to IHL.
• Produce and publish research in leading peer-reviewed journals.
• Develop and deliver courses within peace and security, including cyber operations and emerging military technologies.
• Assist in organising seminars, workshops, conferences, and related academic events.

Skills

Research excellence

Independent research

Publications

English proficiency

Additional language

Education

PhD in Public International Law

Job description

The National University of Singapore's Centre for International Law (CIL) invites applications for the position of Research Fellow, a two-year contractual appointment to support the Peace and Security Programme and expand the research capabilities of emerging scholars in a dynamic academic environment.

The successful candidate will conduct high-quality research on peace and security within international law, publish in leading journals, and contribute to teaching and seminars on topics such as