Question 1

What are the key qualifications for the Research Fellow position?

Accepted Answer

A PhD in Public International Law or related field is required, along with a record of research excellence evidenced by high-quality scholarly publications. Candidates need proven capacity for independent research in peace and security, including expertise in states’ conduct in cyberspace, autonomous weapons systems, and international humanitarian law (IHL) . A strong record of journal publications or book chapters is highly desirable, and proficiency in an additional language is an asset. See research jobs for similar roles.

Question 2

What are the main responsibilities of the Research Fellow?

Accepted Answer

The successful candidate will conduct high-quality interdisciplinary research on peace and security issues, with emphasis on international humanitarian law , environment, and armed conflict. Key duties include producing peer-reviewed publications, developing and delivering courses on cyber operations and emerging technologies, and assisting with seminars, workshops, and conferences. Explore faculty jobs for teaching-focused opportunities.

Question 3

How do I apply for this Research Fellow role at NUS CIL?

Accepted Answer

Submit applications via the NUS Career Portal with a cover letter outlining experience and research interests, a CV (max three pages), university transcripts, one sample of written work, and contact details for at least three referees (including your PhD supervisor). Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Enquiries: huong.tam@nus.edu.sg. Check higher ed jobs for more openings.

Question 4

What is the employment type and location for this position?

Accepted Answer

This is a two-year contractual appointment supporting the expansion of CIL’s Peace and Security Programme at the Bukit Timah Campus . The role provides a dynamic academic environment for emerging scholars. Review research jobs and faculty positions for contract vs tenure options.

Question 5

What research focus areas are emphasised in this role?

Accepted Answer

The position prioritises interdisciplinary approaches to peace and security , including international humanitarian law (IHL) intersections with environment and armed conflict, states’ conduct in cyberspace, autonomous weapons systems, and emerging military technologies. Strong emphasis on publishing in leading journals. See higher ed jobs for related research roles.

Research Fellow (Peace and Security)

National University of Singapore (NUS)

Bukit Timah Campus

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