Explore international legal research on climate change, human rights, and environmental law through CISDL’s global, pro bono research group.

This research position supports law and graduate students seeking current legal analysis, experiences, and professional networks. Researchers contribute to projects spanning sustainable development, biodiversity, trade, investment, health, and governance. Work connects economic, human rights, and environmental law with international research and educational initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

- Compile climate change sustainable development law paper series
- Support Climate Law and Governance Day activities
- Assist Nagoya Protocol legal research and training
- Draft commentary on the UNFCCC
- Develop sustainable development law course materials

Requirements:

- Law or graduate student status
- Interest in international sustainable development law
- Interest in climate change and biodiversity law
- Interest in human rights and environmental law
- Ability to participate in global research networks

Apply legal research skills to international climate, biodiversity, human rights, and sustainable development projects through CISDL.

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📌 International Sustainable Development Law Researcher (Canada)
🏢 Centre for International Sustainable Development Law (CISDL)
📍 Canada