Research Officer, Public International Law and Law of the Sea

RRU’s Centre for International Law is recruiting two Research Officers, one focused on public international law and peacekeeping operations and the other on law of the sea topics including deep seabed mining and marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction. Both roles come with an option to pursue a PhD by publication under the Centre’s leadership, making this a genuine academic-track opportunity rather than a pure research-assistant job.

What the role involves

• Master’s degree in public international law, maritime law or allied field (minimum 55%)
• At least one publication in a UGC-listed or internationally reputed journal
• Minimum 1 year teaching/research experience
• Willingness to relocate to Gujarat

At a glance

• Experience level: Minimum 1 year teaching/research experience
• Stated pay: INR 55,000-70,000 per month (consolidated)
• Originally posted: 2026-07-10

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