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ACELG and ACIL are looking for a versatile and enthusiastic individual who combines a knack for internal and external communication with a structured working style and eye for detail. You are self-guided and show initiative when you spot opportunities for doing so. You enjoy working in an international environment, have affinity for academic research and are comfortable with being the central go-to person of two research centres.

What are you going to do?

In this position, you:

  • provide operational support to the two research centres and work closely with the directors of the two centres;
  • help to develop and implement effective communication strategies to demonstrate and disseminate research outcomes and events toward academic peers and the general public;
  • organise events;
  • update and continuously improve the website, write periodical newsletters and maintain the centres’ social media presence;
  • prepare and follow up on management meetings and decisions;
  • manage the centre’s research data and prepare internal research evaluations.

What do we require?

Our ideal candidate has:

  • excellent command of English, including the ability to write well in English for different audiences;
  • good command of Dutch;
  • strong affinity with academic research (not necessarily in law);
  • advanced skills in standard computer programmes;
  • detail-oriented, reliable, communicative and showing initiative.

About the Faculty 

Both the Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance (ACELG) and the Amsterdam Center for International Law (ACIL) have a strong track-record of excellent research and sustain a dynamic research culture through a series of events and intiatives.  Both centres unite a diverse group of (international) researchers who are encouraged to pursue excellence, seek recognition in the scholarly discourse, both internationally and nationally, attract external research funding, and publish in the leading peer reviewed journals.

ACELG and ACIL are research priority areas within the Amsterdam Law School and cooperate within programmes such as SGEL or each with outside institutions.

ACELG and ACIL are part of the Department of Public International and European Law.

 

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