Legal Fellowship - Remote

Overview

The Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) is a dynamic, nonprofit organization that works at the intersection of human rights and the environment. CIEL is comprised of attorneys, campaigners, researchers, and communicators who have extensive experience in leading international strategies to advance everyone’s right to a healthy environment. Many of our program areas explore innovative developments in international environmental law and human rights, including in their direct link with other international legal fields, such as international investment law or international trade law.

In Short

• CIEL may offer legal fellowships to recent law school graduates.
• Fellows gain experience in international environmental law.
• Responsibilities include researching and writing about international law and policy.
• Assist with policy analysis and advocacy.
• Attend meetings and conferences.
• Assist with the production of CIEL publications.
• Work closely with CIEL staff on various projects.
• Fellows must come with their own funding.
• No guarantee of future position or specific area of focus.
• Commitment of at least three months is required.

Requirements

• Must have recently completed or be in final stages of a graduate law degree (e.g., LLM, JD).
• Willingness to commit to at least three months.
• Excellent research and writing skills are essential.
• Strong dedication to public interest law is preferred.

Benefits

• Gain valuable experience in international environmental law.
• Opportunity to work with experienced attorneys and researchers.
• Flexibility in work arrangements (remote or hybrid).