The European Institute of Policy Research and Human Rights is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Jr. Policy Researcher to join our team. This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates or those with limited experience to gain valuable skills in policy research and contribute to impactful projects.

Jr. Policy Researcher Fellowship Program

This Junior Research Fellowship offers candidates the chance to learn our methodology for drafting research papers in various researchable areas. No prior experience in research paper writing is required, as candidates will receive comprehensive mentorship and guidance throughout the program. Upon completion, a Program Certification of Eur297 is applicable, representing a significant achievement and a valuable addition to your CV.

Key Responsibilities of the Jr. Policy Researcher

• Learn and lead groundbreaking policy research.
• Tackle important policy issues and devise innovative solutions.
• Collaborate with experts in the field.
• Utilize data for strategic analysis to create influential policy recommendations.
• Contribute findings to esteemed academic and policy publications.
• Choose one of the researchable research areas for your research.

Research papers produced by candidates will be published with a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), ensuring the work is uniquely identifiable and accessible through our open-source publication portal. Our Jr. Policy Researcher fellowship is designed to prepare individuals for future leadership roles.

Eligibility for Policy Research Fellowship

The program is open to candidates who are currently enrolled in or have completed a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctoral program from any university. Applicants from all academic disciplines are welcome, including but not limited to Law, Human Rights, International Relations, Management, Political Science, Social Sciences, Engineering, Medicine, Business, and related fields.

Working / non-working professionals in any sector are encouraged to apply. This includes lecturers, professors, advocates, medical professionals, journalists, engineers, historians, managers, environmental scientists, government officials, social activists, and those involved in politics or any relevant field. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to work independently in a virtual environment and effectively meet deadlines. More information on conducting thorough research can be found at reputable sources such as The Social Science Research Council. Also, explore The World Intellectual Property Organization for understanding intellectual property in research.

The European Institute of Policy Research and Human Rights is dedicated to fostering excellence in policy research. We are committed to providing our fellows with the resources and support they need to succeed.