Lena - French, Government -
Goals for their semester
- Deepen understanding of international human rights law and its practical applications
- Gain professional experience working with experts in human rights and international law
- Explore the limits and benefits of international law in addressing global injustices
- Conduct research on specific human rights issues and strategies for resolution
- Enhance French fluency through daily professional and academic use
- Prepare for a future career as an international human rights lawyer
- Do research exploring the intersection of human rights, transitional justice, and international security
IFE City
IFE Paris
Placement
IREDIES - Sorbonne Institute for Research in International and European Law
Responsibilities as intern
- Read and analyze current research projects in international law
- Conduct interviews with professors to understand their work and research issues
- Translate articles, introductions, and abstracts into English or French
- Proofread, format, and finalize academic articles for publication
- Assist with the organization of colloquia and research seminars
- Attend university courses and seminars to deepen legal knowledge
- Compile a literature review for a professor of international law, focusing on feminist scholarship
- Provide general research and administrative support to professors and researchers
- Contribute to the preparation of upcoming courses and teaching materials
Subject of research
Bordering Frenchness : An Analysis of the Borders of Coloniality in Mayotte