National Law University, Delhi calls for research fellowships

National Law University, Delhi, and The Centre for Communication Governance at the National Law University, Delhi (CCG) invites applications to fill three places in its Fellowship Programme for 2014-2015.

About the Fellowships:

• The CCG Fellowship is a highly competitive research programme designed to build competence and raise the quality of discourse in research and policy around issues concerning civil liberties and the Internet in India.
• The Fellowship will be based out of the Centre's offices at the National Law University, Delhi. It will be for full time, for a duration of one to two years.

The Fellowship covers three broad areas:

• Civil Liberties
• Privacy, Surveillance & Big Data
• Internet Governance

Eligibility:

• Candidates with degrees in law, public policy, management or the social sciences can apply.
• For more information on eligibility candidates may address a brief letter of inquiry to [email protected] in order to determine their suitability.

How to apply:

• Interested candidates are to send the following information and materials:

1. Current Curriculum Vitae

2. Contact details for two referees. Referees must be informed that they might be contacted for an oral reference or a brief written reference.

3. One academic writing sample of between 2000 and 2500 words (essay or extract, published or unpublished).

4. One piece of writing explaining a technical or academic idea or research outcome to general audiences. A 750 word outline for a research paper that the candidate proposes to produce over the course of the Fellowship, reflecting literature review.

• The application forms must be sent to the Registrar, National Law University, Delhi at [email protected].

• Applications must also be marked to [email protected].

Important dates:

• Last date: August 2, 2014

For further information visit, www.nludelhi.ac.in