ELSA International Team Vacancies

The International Board of ELSA is happy to announce the following open Vacancies within the ELSA International Team. If you would like to be part of the team, please send your application via email to the responsible International Board Member, as stated below. Applications are examined on a rolling basis.

 

The structure and the positions of the Team Members have been adjusted to the needs of the respective areas and the International Board Members. Additionally, the International Board will continue to use cross-functional teams that will be working across all areas of ELSA on specified tasks. The individual description of each position can be found under the respective area within the Vacancies page.

Academic Activities

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Academic Activities of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 31st of August 2025

Description

The Assistant for Academic Activities will work closely with the Director and Vice President in charge of Academic Activities of the International Board throughout the year in the general aspects of the area. They will help the Vice President in charge of Academic Activities of the International Board manage the knowledge of the area and update all the available tools. 

 Tasks

  • Assist and collaborate directly with the International Board on general running tasks of the area;
  • Work closely with the Director for AA on his running tasks;
  • Develop knowledge management tools in the Academic Activities area.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of the history of ELSA and the recent developments in the area of Academic Activities;
  • Having held a position in Academic Activities;
  • Excellent command of English;
  • Strong communication skills;
  • Responsiveness.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Low to mild pressure throughout the year (~4-6 hr per week). Expected to attend a biweekly and on-demand calls, as well as keep a proactive correspondence with Director for Academic Activities.

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that the International Board of ELSA reserves the right not to fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Niko Anzulović Mirošević

Vice President in charge of Academic Activities

International Board 2024/2025

academicactivities@elsa.org

International Focus Programme

Responsible IB member

Vice President  in charge of  Academic Activities of the International Board 2023/2024

Term

From appointment – 31st of August 2025

Description

The Assistant will work closely with the International Board to collect information on the implementation of IFP throughout the Network and lead the writing of the IFP on Law and Sustainability Concluding Report, as well as the outline for the next IFP topic

 Tasks

  • Prepare and deliver open calls;
  • Manage and conduct research on the Network’s efforts within the IFP;
  • Manage the preparation and writing of the IFP Final Report;
  • Manage initial drafting of the next IFP Outline.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of the history of ELSA and especially the recent developments in the area of the International Focus Programme;
  • Knowledge of the IFP topic “Law and Sustainability”;
  • Great time management skills;
  • Excellent command of English;
  • Communicative;
  • Being Responsive.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Mild pressure throughout the year (~ 5-10 hr per week). The Director for International Focus Programme is expected to attend monthly calls with the Vice President in charge of Academic Activities and the Vice President in charge of Seminars and Conferences of the International Board and carry out all the necessary calls the position entails.

 

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that ELSA International reserves the right not to fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Niko Anzulović Mirošević

Vice President in charge of Academic Activities

International Board 2024/2025

academicactivities@elsa.org

Publications

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Academic Activities of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 31st of August 2025

Description

The Assistant for the ELSA Law Review (ELR) will function as the Deputy Editor in Chief of the ELSA Law Review and the team leader of the ELSA Law Review. The Assistant will coordinate the work of the article assessors, communicate with the peer-reviewers and prepare the law review for publication. The Assistant will also be responsible for developing and coordinating the ELSA Law Review Blog and communicating with the External Relations Teams regarding the public relations of the ELR.

Tasks

  • Coordinate the ELSA Law Review;
  • Coordinate the ELSA Law Review Team and frequently report to the Director for Publications;
  • Coordinate the peer-review of the law review;
  • Overall control the quality of the ELSA Law Review;
  • Ensure the publication of the ELSA Law Review in cooperation with the publication partner;
  • Coordinate the ELSA Law Review Blog.

Requirements

  • Previous experience with legal publications or other forms of publications;
  • Excellent command of both written and spoken English;
  • Experience in team and project management;
  • Ability to work under pressure;
  • Being devoted to the work and replying to emails in due time.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Low to mild pressure throughout the year (~3-8h per week).  Expected to attend monthly meetings with the supervising Member of the International Board and the Director for Publications. 

 

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that the International Board of ELSA reserves the right to not fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Niko Anzulović Mirošević 

Vice President in Charge of Academic Activities 

The International Board 2024/2025

academicactivities@elsa.org

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Academic Activities of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 31st of August 2025

Description

The International Board of ELSA is looking for Technical Editors to assist in the process of editing ELSA’s publications. The editors will be part of a large publications team which will work on the ELSA Law Review, Legal Research Groups of the Network if needed and other publications.

 

The Technical Editors are responsible for the professional appearance of the publications by editing headings, footnotes etc. and providing constant feedback to the authors and researchers. The Technical Editors will furthermore work closely with ELSA’s Publishing Partner and will regularly report to the Director for Publications.

Tasks

  • Format the publications to comply with the requirements of the Publisher;
  • Communicate with authors, researchers and the entire Publications Team; and
  • Ensure the professional outlook of the publications.

Requirements

  • Knowledge in Word document formatting;
  • Ability to work under pressure and good time management skills;
  • Flexibility to undertake various tasks;
  • Ability to work independently;
  • Being devoted to the work and replying to emails in due time;
  • Experience with legal publications or other forms of publications is an advantage.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Low pressure throughout the year (~2-4h per week). Low to mild pressure throughout the year (~4-6h per week).  Expected to attend monthly meetings with the supervising Member of the International Board.

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that the International Board of ELSA reserves the right to not fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Niko Anzulović Mirošević 

Vice President in Charge of Academic Activities 

The International Board 2024/2025

academicactivities@elsa.org

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Academic Activities of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 31st of August 2025

Description

Proofreaders are an essential part of any of ELSA’s publications. Together with the Linguistic Editor, they ensure that  professional outlook and impact of these publications. The proofreaders will mainly work on the ELSA Law Review, Legal Research Groups of the Network if needed and other publications.

Tasks

  • Proofread the publications to comply with the requirements of the Publisher;
  • Communicate with researchers and the entire Publications Team; and
  • Ensure the professional outlook of the publications.

Requirements

  • Previous  experience with legal publications or other forms of publications
  • Knowledge  in Word document formatting;
  • Excellent command of both written and spoken English;
  • Flexibility to undertake various tasks;
  • Being devoted to the work and replying to emails in due time;

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Low pressure throughout the year (~2-4h per week). Low to mild pressure throughout the year (~4-6h per week).  Expected to attend monthly meetings with the supervising Member of the International Board.

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that the International Board of ELSA reserves the right to not fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Niko Anzulović Mirošević 

Vice President in Charge of Academic Activities 

The International Board 2024/2025

academicactivities@elsa.org

Human Rights

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Academic Activities of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 31st of August 2025

Description

ELSA shall be continuously committed to human rights awareness, human rights education. The International Board is looking for Assistants specifically dedicated to working with human rights in ELSA and who will support the Network to implement our key values. 

This will be focused on working on the Annual Human Rights Campaign including the information campaign on Criminal Justice and Human Rights and researching human rights in ELSA, as well as researching and compiling the research on focus subpoints during the year. Assistants for Human Rights will also be responsible for assisting the Director for Human Rights on research of the topic of next year’s Annual Human Rights Campaign, coordination of the project Network-wide and support for the organizing Groups.

Tasks

  • Coordinate the Annual Human Rights Campaign;
  • Research topics pertinent to the Annual Human Rights Campaign topic;
  • Actively participate in research how Local and National Groups implement human rights;
  • Communicate with the Network regarding Human Rights initiatives;
  • Assist all members of the International Board in their general work regarding human rights.

Requirements

  • Previous involvement or interest in human rights;
  • Ability to work under pressure;
  • Being devoted to the work and reply to emails in due time;
  • Time management and communication skills;
  • Flexibility to undertake various tasks;
  • Ability to work independently;
  • Being able to act professionally towards the Network and external contacts.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Low to mild pressure throughout the year (~4-6h). Higher pressure during the preparations for ELSA Day, scoring of AHRC Competition submissions (Sept, Mar) and during the weeks leading up to the publishing of Supporting Materials (1st Sept, 1st Jan, 1st May). Expected to attend weekly/ biweekly meetings with the supervising Member of the International Board and the Director for Human Rights. 

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that the International Board of ELSA reserves the right to not fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Niko Anzulović Mirošević 

Vice President in Charge of Academic Activities 

The International Board 2024/2025

academicactivities@elsa.org

Seminars & Conferences

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Seminars & Conferences of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 30th of September 2025

Description

The Coordinator for Human Rights Bodies should have previous experience participating in ELSA activities, particularly in ELSA Delegations. A good understanding of International Relations will be highly valued. The Coordinator for Human Rights Bodies should be able to work independently, be reliable and answer emails in due time. The Coordinator will support the ELSA Delegates in all organisational matters regarding their attendance at the sessions and will be responsible for their academic preparation.

 Tasks

  • Research new ELSA Delegations’ opportunities in Human Rights Bodies;
  • Communicate with ELSA Delegates;
  • Support ELSA Delegates in organisational matters, such as registration in the respective institutions;
  • Communicate and cooperate within the ELSA Delegations Team.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of the history of ELSA and understanding of its Philosophy Statement; 
  • Experience in ELSA Delegations;
  • Good command of English;
  • Responsiveness.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Mild pressure throughout the year (~ 5-10 hr per week), which is expected to increase whenever there is a call for ELSA Delegations. The Coordinator for Human Rights Bodies is expected to attend calls with the Director for ELSA Delegations and carry out the necessary calls with ELSA Delegates in the context of their preparation.

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that the International Board of ELSA reserves the right not to fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Paula Bačić

Vice President in charge of Seminars and Conferences

International Board 2024/2025

seminarsconferences@elsa.org

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Seminars & Conferences of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 30th of September 2025

Description

The Coordinator for Environmental Bodies should have a strong ELSA background and previous experience participating in ELSA activities, particularly in ELSA Delegations. A good understanding of International Relations will be highly valued. The Coordinator for Environmental Bodies should be able to work independently, be reliable and answer emails in due time. The Coordinator will support the ELSA Delegates in all organisational matters regarding their attendance in the sessions and will be responsible for their academic preparation.

 Tasks

  • Research new ELSA Delegations’ opportunities in Environmental Bodies (UNFCCC, UNEA, UNEP and other); 
  • Communicate with ELSA Delegates and support them in organisational matters:
  • Work on materials and guides for preparation of ELSA Delegates;
  • Communicate and cooperate within the ELSA Delegations Team.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of the history of ELSA and understanding of its Philosophy Statement; 
  • Experience in ELSA Delegations;
  • Good command of English.
  • Responsiveness.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Mild pressure throughout the year (~ 5-10 hr per week), which is expected to increase whenever there is a call for ELSA Delegations. The Coordinator for Environmental Bodies is scheduled to attend calls with the Director for ELSA Delegations and carry out the necessary calls with ELSA Delegates in the context of their preparation.

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that the International Board of ELSA reserves the right not to fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Paula Bačić

Vice President in charge of Seminars and Conferences

International Board 2024/2025

seminarsconferences@elsa.org

International Conferences of ELSA

Responsible IB member

Vice President in charge of Seminars & Conferences of the International Board 2024/2025

Term

From appointment – 31st of August 2025

Description

International Conferences of ELSA is an emerging project in the area of Seminars & Conferences. Thus, focusing on its development, educating the Network about it, and taking the necessary steps to ensure its growth are the main priorities for the following term.

Tasks

  • Support the Network in organising International Conferences of ELSA;
  • Assist the Director for International Conferences of ELSA in the development of the project;
  • Develop tools for International Conferences of ELSA with the Director for International Conferences of ELSA;
  • Act as a Coach in the context of the Coaching System of International Conferences of ELSA.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of the history of ELSA and the recent developments in the area of Seminars & Conferences, especially International Conferences of ELSA; 
  • Great time management skills;
  • Excellent command of English;
  • Participation in the organisation of at least one International Conference of ELSA;
  • Responsiveness.

Benefits

  • Being a part of  ELSA’s community of over 60 000 students from 43 countries;
  • Chance to network with other law students, young professionals, and ELSA Alumni from across Europe;
  • CV experience enrichment;
  • Broader access to ELSA’s member opportunities, such as discounts, preferential scholarships for higher education institutions, and participation in our International projects.

Workload

Low pressure throughout the year (less than 5 hr per week). The Assistant for ICE is expected to attend calls with the Director for International Conferences of ELSA and carry out all the necessary calls the position entails.

Please note that online interviews may take place as part of the selection process and that ELSA International reserves the right not to fill the positions for which the applicants will not bear the necessary qualifications.

 

Please direct your application and any questions to:

Paula Bačić

Vice President in charge of Seminars and Conferences

International Board 2024/2025

seminarsconferences@elsa.org