CSHR’s Internship Programme is a leadership development model for young enthusiasts who have a keen interest in working in the Human Rights area, and are dedicated to building a world in which women and girls from marginalized communities, especially Dalits and Janajatis, are able to live a life of dignity and security. Through the Internship Programme, the interns are able to develop their leadership abilities, professional skills, and social conscientiousness.

Internship opportunities are available for fresh graduates and post-graduates who wish to pursue a career in the field of Human Rights. The goal of this programme is to groom interns so that they can take up leadership positions in Human Rights in the future.

For more information on upcoming opportunities, please write to us at [info (at) cshr.org.np]

An application for a self-supported internship should:

1. include full personal details
2. explain the interest in human rights, the educational and professional background
3. state for which period the internship is intended: January 1 - June 30, July 1 - December 31, or other periods, please mention your flexibility with the provided dates
4. explain by what means the internship can be financially supported by the applicant or other institutions
5. be submitted at least 2 months before the beginning of the internship

Only complete applications will be assessed. The Centre for Sustainable Human Rights (CSHR) may request further information or documents by email later if necessary. Additionally, the CSHR welcomes short-term researchers (for less than one month) at any time, at its discretion. Short-term researchers must have a specific research question and intended result from their time in Nepal that has been approved in advance by the CSHR and that has a demonstrated connection both to their own area of professional activity or interest and that of the CSHR.

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