Institution profile:

ASEAN ISIS is an institution dedicated to international relations and influence in the political, economic, and security fields of the Asia-Pacific region. To further expand our research on this region including Mongolia, we are recruiting part-time international relations researchers in Mongolia.

Job responsibilities:

1. Track and analyze the dynamics of international relations in the Asia-Pacific region, especially in Mongolia and its surrounding area, covering political, economic, and security aspects.

2. Participate in specific research projects, write relevant research reports and papers, and provide valuable insights and suggestions for the institution's reseach work.

3. Assist in organizing and participating in academic seminars, symposiums and other activities, and engage in exchanges and cooperation with experts.

Job requirements:

1. Hold a bachelor degree or above in international relations, political science, international economics or related fields.

2. Have a strong interest in and a certain understanding of international relations in the Asia-Pacific region. familiarity with the political, economics and social condition of Mongolia is preferred.

3. Possess strong research and problem-solving skills, be able to independently complete research tasks, and write high-quality research reports.

4. Have a good command of English, be able to proficiently search for and utilize English literature and materials. Proficiency in multiple languages is preferred.

5. Have sufficient spare time to undertake part-time work and ensure the continuity and stability of the work.

Salary and benefits:

1. Competitive salary based on work performance and contribution.

2. Access to academic resources and exchange opportunities, and chance to collaborate with international renowned scholars and experts.

3. Gain in-depth research and competitiveness.

If you have any other questions or need further information, please contact us. We are looking forward to your joining and contributing to the research on international relations in the Asia-Pacific region together.