Overview

This position offers an opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research on land governance and Indigenous rights, focusing on Sápmi, the territory of the Sámi people in Northern Europe.

Key Responsibilities

Leading data analysis and contributing to academic publications
Reviewing academic literature, policy documents, and legislation
Participating in ethical research processes with Sámi communities
Supporting workshops, presentations, and stakeholder engagement activities
Contributing to policy advice for Swedish and European institutions
Assisting in research funding applications and project development

Requirements

A PhD in a relevant field such as political science, law, human geography, sociology, or interdisciplinary environmental studies
Strong written and spoken English skills
Experience in areas related to Indigenous rights, land governance, or environmental regulation
Ability to work in interdisciplinary and international research environments

Desirable qualifications include previous experience working with Sámi organisations or other Indigenous communities, knowledge of the Swedish language, and experience in negotiation or environmental licensing processes.

Benefits

The position offers a one-year contract with the possibility of renewal, providing the opportunity to work in a highly collaborative and ethical research environment.

Location

Global

How to Apply

Applicants should submit a short CV and a one-page cover letter outlining relevant experience and qualifications through the organisation’s online recruitment system.