Interns
Human Rights Law Centre interns with Professor David Harris
We offer summer internships to University of Nottingham students to work on our diverse projects. Internships typically run for two to three months to complete a discrete research or project component, providing valued and in-depth experience and exposure to world-class research and project activities.
Please see below for a list of our previous interns.
Previous Interns
Interns 2010
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Public Relations and Communications: Ciana-Marie Pegus
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Research Assistance for FRA Reports and Web-Development Assistance: Nancy Williams
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International Criminal Justice Unit: Miléna Castellnou
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Research Assistance and Support to HRLC Projects: Amy Weatherburn
Interns 2009
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Association of Human Rights Institutes Conference: Kirsti Green
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HRLC Communications: Chloe Cheeseman
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International Criminal Justice: Mark Chadwick
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International Criminal Justice: David Hayes
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International Criminal Justice: Derek Inman
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International Criminal Justice: Kristyna Urbanova
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Oxford Reports on International Human Rights Database: Edward McCullagh
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Oxford Reports on International Human Rights Database: Clementine Rendle
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Oxford Reports on International Human Rights Database: Emily Soothill
Interns 2008
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Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights: Javier Argomaniz
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European Human Rights Law: Jennifer Wall
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Forced Migration and Human Rights: Monica Esposito
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Human Rights Field Officer Project: An-Sofie Leenknecht
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International Criminal Justice: Agnes Flues
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International Criminal Justice: Nicholas Hutchings
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International Criminal Justice: Annika Jones
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International Criminal Justice: Lena Sherif
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Student Activities/Publications: Sophia Soares
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UN Human Rights Committee: Isabel Machado
Interns 2007
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Human Rights Law Centre Internship: Mark Chadwick
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Human Rights Law Centre Internship: Maeve McCormack
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International Criminal Justice: Annika Jones
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Torture Yearbook: Claire Boyce
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UN Human Rights Committee: Gwyneth Williams
Interns 2006
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International Criminal Justice: Melanie O'Brien
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UN Human Rights Committee: Lea Dean
Talent Builder Internship Programme
Between September 2009 and November 2010, HRLC participated in the Talent Builder Internship Programme, organised by the University of Nottingham's Centre for Career Development. The scheme was created to ensure that Nottingham graduates continue to develop skills needed to meet increasing demands from employers by providing practical experience working within the University, third sector organisations or small and medium businesses.
HRLC welcomed six recent graduates from different academic backgrounds who worked on a number of HRLC projects.
Talent Builder Interns 2009
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Publications Unit: Adam Landes
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International Criminal Justice Unit: Roxana Cimpeanu
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Research Assistance and Support to HRLC Projects: Claire Balding
Talent Builder Interns 2010
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Publications Unit and Support to HRLC Projects: Amy Weatherburn
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International Criminal Justice Unit: Sofia Lambrianidou
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Public Relations and Communications: Gillian Da Costa