International students at the University of Jember in Indonesia can apply for a paid internship at the Centre for Human Rights Multiculturalism and Migration Internship 2024-25 (CHRM2). The internship will last a minimum of one month and a maximum of twelve months. A satisfying professional experience, free housing, a monthly living stipend, and cultural exposure are all provided by the CHRM2 internship.
Their goal is to strengthen the University of Jember and position it as a preeminent international university with a Southeast Asian focus. Their centre works to change how people think about learning in this fast globalising environment by doing rigorous research and collaborating with others to provide information that satisfies human rights standards and justice values.
CHRM2 Internship Summary
- Institution(s): Centre for Human Rights Multiculturalism and Migration Internship (CHRM2), University of Jember
- Location: Jember, Indonesia
- Internship Focused Areas: Human Rights, Multiculturalism, Migration
- Internship Period: Three months. There are options to extend the position for one year.
- Internship Deadline: At any point during the year, you can apply for a spot and specify your availability.
Centre for Human Rights Multiculturalism and Migration Internship Internship Benefits
Volunteer or Internship Opportunities in Indonesia with CHRM2 cover the following:
- Rewarding work experience.
- Free accommodation.
- Aid in arranging visas.
- Monthly living stipend.
- City bicycle for local transportation.
- Cultural experiences (weekend trips around East Java, Indonesia).
The following things are not covered:
- International Flights.
- Visa costs.
Eligibility Criteria for Centre for Human Rights Multiculturalism and Migration Internship
- Language Requirement: You must speak English as your first language. English language proficiency should demonstrate the ability to write in the language.
- IELTS and TOEFL results are not necessary, however they can be used as evidence. Although not necessary, knowing Indonesian is a benefit (the University of Jember offers language lessons in the language).
- All nations throughout the world are eligible.
- A master’s or undergraduate degree (or the equivalent via job).
- Job experience or academic background indicating a concern for migration, multiculturalism, and/or human rights.
- Dedication and leadership.
- Initiative and Adaptability.
How to Apply for the CHRM2 Internship?
- Get the necessary paperwork ready:
- Resume or CV
- A 500-word or less brief personal statement written in English that expresses your interest in the role and your intention to volunteer at CHRM2
- For non-native speakers, documentation of English language proficiency (official test results or a brief written sample) is required.
- It is not necessary, however other items may be sent.
- Completed applications should be sent to CHRM2 at [email protected].
Note: Use the following subject line in any email correspondence you send them, whether it’s to submit your application or ask a question.
Utilisation Subject line: Position Inquiry _ Name
Query Subject line: Get Involved _ Name