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Internship opportunity at Centre on the Death Penalty, NLU Delhi
Article by NLU Delhi published on April 01st, 2016The Centre on the Death Penalty is keen to develop a robust and rewarding internship programme that will provide meaningful exposure to the complexities and nuances, in particular, of the administration of the death penalty and the criminal justice system in India more generally, therefore the centre introduces internship program where they accept interns on rolling basis.
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Eligibility: The internship is open to students in India and other countries, enrolled in a recognized undergraduate or post-graduate programme in the law, humanities, social sciences, management or media and communications.
Duration: Internships are full-time and for a period of a minimum 4 weeks to a maximum of 12 weeks. Candidates must indicate the exact dates in their application. Interns shall be based out of our offices on the NLU Delhi campus in Sector 14. Dwarka, New Delhi 100078.
Remuneration: Interns will be paid a stipend of Rs 10,000 (Rupees Ten Thousand
Only) for every 4 week period of internship undergone.
How to Apply: The interested candidates must send their applications addressed to the Director, Centre on the Death Penalty and sent by email to nidhi.thakur@nludelhi.ac.in and deathpenalty@nludelhi.ac.in . The subject of the email should be "Application for Internship".
The application must accompany the following information: Curriculum Vitae Cover Letter indicating the programme enrolled in, current year of study, name of the university and the exact dates of the internship Statement of Purpose of not more than 500 words explaining their interest in interning with the Centre.
> Read more about the call for intership: http://www.nludelhi.ac.in/UploadedImages/d9019b31-7ea0-46fb-a40f-8589f99bbca8.pdf
> Read more about the Death Penalty Research Project: http://www.deathpenaltyindia.com/
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