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Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships

The Irish Centre for Human Rights is looking to host an experienced researcher via funding through Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships.  In order to secure funding, the experienced researcher must develop a proposal with the host for the September 12^th 2018 deadline. 

The Centre welcomes proposals from researchers working broadly in the field of international human rights, as well as international humanitarian law, international criminal law and related fields.  A proposal should align with the research interests of a member of academic staff at the Centre to secure an agreement for supervision.

Researchers will be given the opportunity to be integrated into the academic life of the Irish Centre for Human Rights and to participate and contribute to research activities and events. Researchers will also have the opportunity to develop skills in communication and project management and to participate in relevant training offered at NUI Galway.

The researcher must fulfil the MSCA-IF mobility and experienced researcher requirements: https://www.iua.ie/irish-marie-curie-office/funding-calls/individual-fellowships/

In addition to research experience and skills, the researcher must have an ability to work effectively, both independently and as part of a team, and have strong communication skills, written and oral.

 If you are interested in applying for a MSCA-IF with the Irish Centre for Human Rights please contact Dr Shane Darcy (shane.darcy@nuigalway.ie).

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