Fellowships – Munk School of Global Affairs

Successful applicants will work in one of these laboratories, assisting
the director of the lab, advancing their own research, and teaching as
appropriate under University regulations in one of the academic programs
at the Munk School.

Fellows will receive a taxable stipend of C$20,000 for the six month
period as well as work space and staff support. They will become members
of a vibrant community of faculty, post-doctoral researchers, and
graduate students.

*Application Procedure*

Application package should include:

Application letter, signed and dated by the applicant linking proposed
research to the research lab they wish to join. The applicant should
provide complete contact information by filling out the postdoctoral
information form [pdf] and attach it to the letter.

A three-page (maximum) description of proposed research that identifies
clearly the relationship of their research to the research agenda of
their chosen lab – with page numbers and applicant name on top of each page.

Curriculum vitae (CV) with page numbers and applicant name on top of
each page.
Sealed and initialed envelope containing recommendation letter from a
doctoral supervisor. This document may also be sent under separate cover
by mail to address below. Recommendation letters may be sent by email
from an identifiable institutional email address with a scanned copy
that is signed, in PDF format, to: rfo.munkschool [at] utoronto.ca

Applications should be mailed to:

Professor Janice Gross Stein
Director of the Munk School of Global Affairs
c/o Research Funding Officer
University of Toronto
1 Devonshire Place, Toronto, ON M5S 3K7, Canada

All documents must be received by October 31, 2013.

If you have any questions or concerns please email: rfo.munkschool [at]
utoronto.ca

*Fellowship Descriptions*

*Citizen Lab Postdoctoral Fellowship (January 1, 2014 to June 30, 2014)*

The Citizen Lab is currently seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow to join our
group for a six month term (January 2014-June 2014). We encourage
applications from either technical or social science disciplines with a
project in the general thematic areas of Internet governance,
information controls (e.g. surveillance and censorship), information
security, and human rights.

*Application deadline: October 31, 2013*

*Global Justice Lab Postdoctoral Fellowship (January 1, 2014 to June 30,
2014)*

The Global Justice Lab (GJL) is based at the Munk School of Global
Affairs at the University of Toronto. This Lab draws together research
across academic disciplines, including law, the social sciences, and
diplomacy, to study the growth and effects of the global justice field.
Our research focuses on studies of the accountability models, both
international and national, that seek to address political violence,
atrocities, and human rights violations.

The Global Justice Lab explores how this global field has been built,
its ongoing changes, and the effects of this global justice field for
diplomatic relations, legal institutions, militaries, journalists, NGOs,
corporate actors, and the well-being of populations in post-conflict states.