政大職涯平台 NCCU Career Platform基本資料
- 任職機構名稱：
- 捷克臺灣商會
- 工作性質：
- 實習
- 工作地點：
- 捷克 布拉格
- 薪資待遇：
- neither salaries (subsidies) nor accommodation will be provided
- 需求人數：
- 1
- 刊登日期：
- 2025-03-20
- 刊登單位：
- 學生事務處職業生涯發展中心
工作內容
The Association for International Affairs (AMO) is looking for a Research Assistant to join our team of China-focused researchers. This position is open to Taiwanese students with strong research skills, excellent English language capability (both written and oral) and an interest in international affairs. The primary responsibility will be assisting our researchers focusing on Chinese domestic, foreign, security and economic policies to conduct research in Chinese-language primary sources, with additional contributions to our China-focused newsletter and support in organizing conferences, workshops, and other events. A candidate for this position may also get involved in research and activities of Women Insight on China (WiCH), a new initiative bringing together female voices on China in Europe. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in China research, policy analysis, and event coordination within a dynamic international environment.
聯絡方式
聯絡人：Angel Li
電子郵件地址：liangel@g.nccu.edu.tw
更多資訊
Basic Information
1.Organization Name in English：Association for International Affairs (AMO)
2.Job Title of Contact Person in English：Project manager of China-focused team
The Association for International Affairs (AMO) is a leading non-profit, non-governmental organization and think tank active in foreign policy analysis. Its China team runs two international projects: MapInfluenCE (www.mapinfluence.eu), focusing on Chinese and Russian influence in Central Europe, and China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe (CHOICE, www.chinaobservers.eu), an internationally acclaimed think net of more than 130 China researchers based in Europe.
1.Organization Name in English：Association for International Affairs (AMO)
2.Job Title of Contact Person in English：Project manager of China-focused team
The Association for International Affairs (AMO) is a leading non-profit, non-governmental organization and think tank active in foreign policy analysis. Its China team runs two international projects: MapInfluenCE (www.mapinfluence.eu), focusing on Chinese and Russian influence in Central Europe, and China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe (CHOICE, www.chinaobservers.eu), an internationally acclaimed think net of more than 130 China researchers based in Europe.