Intern - Office of the ICJ Deputy-Registrar
Organizational Context
This internship is within the International Court of Justice (ICJ), a principal judicial organ of the United Nations, located in The Hague. The role supports the Deputy-Registrar and operates within the framework of the Court's Judicial Fellowship Programme, contributing to its administrative and judicial support functions.
Job Purpose
The purpose of this internship is to provide support to the Deputy-Registrar and the Judicial Fellowship Programme (JFP). The intern will assist in the administration of the JFP, including managing aspects related to the Trust Fund for Judicial Fellowship awards. Additionally, the role involves supporting the Deputy-Registrar's participation in committees and task forces by preparing essential documentation and analysis. The intern will also contribute to research activities, producing background materials, summaries, and reports, thereby gaining practical experience in international law and judicial administration.
Responsibilities
Assist in the administration of the Court's Judicial Fellowship Programme (JFP), including managing assignments related to the Trust Fund for Judicial Fellowship awards. Support the Deputy-Registrar in committee and task force participation by preparing background materials, issue summaries, specific analyses, and agendas. Conduct research assignments and prepare corresponding background materials, summaries, notes, and reports. Ensure timely and accurate completion of assigned tasks under the supervision of the Deputy-Registrar or an Associate Legal Officer.
Work Experience
No specific work experience is explicitly required for this internship. However, the role involves administrative support, research, and preparation of documentation, suggesting that prior experience in similar tasks would be beneficial.
Skills
Excellent command of English or French (official Court languages); knowledge of the other language is an asset. Ability to prepare background materials, summaries, and reports. Research skills. Administrative support capabilities.