Pembroke College and the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law hope to elect not later than 30 April 2009 to the following joint Fellowship with tenure from 1 October 2009: Mayer Brown Research Fellowship in Public International Law.
The tenure of the Fellowship will be for three years. The Fellow's main duties will be to pursue postdoctoral research in Public International Law. He or she will be expected to do a limited amount of teaching for the College, and to contribute to the research programme and activities of the Lauterpacht Centre, but would require the permission of the Governing Body of the College and the Director of the Lauterpacht Centre to undertake other paid work.
The Lauterpacht Centre for International Law is part of the Faculty of Law at the University. A number of its officers and Fellows are teaching members of the Faculty. The Centre undertakes a wide range of projects ranging from research and publications to conferences and seminars. Further details about the Centre can be found on its website (http://www.lcil.cam.ac.uk/).
The stipend will be £26,391, adjusted to account for any increases between now and 1 October 2009. As a Fellow of Pembroke College, the successful candidate will be offered accommodation and other benefits, including seven meals a week at High Table. The Lauterpacht Centre will provide office space and working facilities. There will be opportunities for the holder to interact with William Charnley (who is jointly funding the Research Fellowship) and his colleagues at Mayer Brown.
Applications are due by 15 January 2009, and should only be made on forms obtainable from the Senior Tutor's Assistant, Pembroke College, Cambridge, CB2 1RF (email sally.clowes@pem.cam.ac.uk) and online on the Pembroke College website (http://www.pem.cam.ac.uk/about/academic-vacancies/), where further particulars are also available.
Pembroke College is an equal opportunities employer.