The programme of work for interns at CCG is designed to build their competence around research and policy issues related to fundamental rights, human rights and national security in the context of the internet and emerging technologies in India and in turn raise the quality of discourse in this space. Interns’ output is intended to catalyse effective research-led policy making and consequently informed public debate as well as in depth academic work. CCG is looking for interns to engage in the following research work:
We want our interns to be active participants in building a collaborative, merit-led institution and a lasting community of highly motivated young researchers. All selected applicants will be expected to take substantial initiative, maintain the highest ethical standards in their work, and contribute to the institution’s growth and development. The selected applicants will be a part of cutting-edge research and will learn to work in a team, develop their research, analytical and communication skills, and be exposed to law and policy-making in the technology domain.
The Centre welcomes applications for both full time and part time interns from 3rd, 4th and 5th year students enrolled in recognised five-year law programs; 2nd and 3rd year students enrolled in recognised three-year law programs and students from recognised LL.M. programs at any Indian university.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis through the year. Applicants are required to fill in the form attached here.
Please note that as part of the application you will have to submit
1. Curriculum Vitae
2. Expression of interest (300 words)
3. One relevant academic writing sample of up to 1,000 words (essay or extract, published or unpublished)
The application requires the CV, Expression of Interest and Writing Sample to be merged into one pdf file, of not more than 10 MB in size labelled 'Your name- CCG' and uploaded on the form.
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