Career Opportunities

The successful applicant is expected to contribute significantly to the research agenda of the Programme on contemporary maritime security issues in the Asia Pacific and Indian Ocean regions.

The successful candidate will develop, manage and provide direction in teaching and research on areas including but not limited to maritime developments in the region, naval policy and strategies, and particular threats and challenges in the maritime domain. Demonstrated knowledge of maritime security and naval affairs, the law of the sea, as well as oceans-related policies (for example, shipping, marine environment, etc.) is a basic requirement.

The successful candidate will also need to design and teach up to two (2) courses in the School’s postgraduate programmes.  Candidate should possess a PhD in a relevant field or have substantial relevant working experience.

All applicants should submit a full CV with 2 published articles or writing samples, 3 reference letters, a cover letter specifying how your qualifications match the job description and a completed Application for Employment Form to the Head of Administration.

The successful candidate will be required to assist the Centre in the research projects on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. The successful candidate is required to assist in research and writing on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.

Applicants should possess a Master’s degree in political science, social sciences, international relations or related disciplines. Applicants should also possess good writing and research skills with an aptitude and interest for in-depth research in the relevant field.

All applicants should submit a full CV with 2 writing samples, 2 reference letters, statement of research interests, a cover letter specifying how your qualifications match the job description and a completed Application for Employment Form to the Head of Administration.

The successful candidate will be required to assist the Coordinator of the Maritime Security Programme with research on contemporary maritime security and oceans issues in the Asia Pacific and the Indian Ocean regions.

Applicants should possess a Master’s degree in international affairs, international relations or related disciplines. Applicants should also possess good writing and research skills with an aptitude and interest for in-depth research in the relevant field.

All applicants should submit a full CV with 2 writing samples, 2 reference letters, a statement of research interest, a cover letter specifying how your qualifications match the job description and a completed Application for Employment Form to the Head of Administration.

The successful candidate will be required to handle research work relating to a range of emerging science and technology issues, as well as some administrative work.

Applicants should possess a Master’s degree in engineering, sociology, public policy and law or related disciplines. Applicants should also possess good data management and quantitative skills, as well as good writing and research skills with an aptitude and interest for in-depth research in the relevant field.

All applicants should submit a full CV with 2 writing samples, 2 reference letters, a statement of research interest, a cover letter specifying how your qualifications match the job description and a completed Application for Employment Form to the Head of Administration.

The successful candidate will report to the Graduate Programmes Office Manager, the Career and Alumni Affairs Executive will have the following responsibilities:

• Managing the RSIS Career Talk series and the RSIS Alumni Career Panels
• Identifying internships and full-time positions suitable for RSIS students/graduates through desktop research and networking with relevant organisations
• Ensuring that RSIS students take part in relevant job fairs or career preparation modules organised by the NTU Careers and Attachment Office
• Managing the Career Resources section on the RSIS website
• Managing the RSIS Career Development Workshops (liaising with providers, scheduling, student registrations)
• Administering the RSIS graduate employment surveys
• Liaising with the RSIS Alumni Association Committee and organising networking events for alumni, students and faculty
• Organising the annual RSIS Alumni Dinner
• Updating and managing the RSIS Alumni database
• Supporting graduate programmes marketing initiatives (as and when needed)
• Performing any other duties which may be assigned by the Head (Graduate Studies) and/or Manager (Graduate Programmes Office) from time to time

Requirements:

• Good bachelor degree in any discipline
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Very good organisational skills
• Highly motivated to achieve set objectives
• Relevant experience

All applicants should submit a full CV and stating current and expected salaries, together with a completed Application for Employment form to the Head of Administration.