
Research Intern β Neuroscience, Learning and AI
Posted Sep 9

Posted Sep 9
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in China.
β’ Perform comprehensive literature reviews and conduct research on topics related to neuroscience, education, learning, and AI within the context of higher education.
β’ Assist in the research and analysis for an upcoming Springer publication focused on AI and its implications in higher education.
β’ Investigate how insights from neuroscience and learning sciences can shape educational policies and practices.
β’ Contribute to the development of policy outputs and recommendations, emphasizing neuroscience-informed strategies in educational policymaking.
β’ Write and contribute to blogs, research papers, journal articles, and various other knowledge dissemination products.
β’ Aid in the preparation, organization, and analysis of research materials and evidence.
β’ Participate in the creation of research briefs, literature reviews, policy recommendations, blog articles, public-facing materials, journal articles, academic publications, and the Springer book.
β’ Operate under the guidance of the Institute Director.
β’ A Masterβs degree or higher in neuroscience, education, learning sciences, psychology, AI, social sciences, or a related discipline.
β’ Proficient research, analytical, and academic writing capabilities.
β’ Proven experience in conducting literature reviews and synthesizing scholarly research.
β’ A strong passion for the convergence of neuroscience, learning, AI, and higher education.
β’ Ability to work autonomously and efficiently in a remote setting.
β’ Exceptional written and verbal communication skills in English.
β’ Proficiency in another UN language is considered an asset.
β’ The selected intern must possess health and life insurance.
β’ Candidates are required to submit a concise cover letter, an up-to-date and complete CV, along with examples of pertinent research work in English.
β’ The internship lasts for a duration of 2 months.
β’ UNU does not provide sponsorship for a working visa for this role.
β’ Monthly financial support of USD$550.
β’ Opportunity for a remote internship arrangement.
β’ Valuable experience in policy-oriented social science research within a UN research setting.
β’ Exposure to working in the UN.
β’ Experience in a diverse, multi-cultural environment.
β’ Professional growth through enhancing research skills and translating findings into policy-relevant outputs.
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