About the opportunity
What this programme is offering
The Fellowship Program at the office of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (“PCA”) in Mauritius offers recent law graduates and young legal professionals the opportunity to work at an international arbitration institution for one year. Over the course of the year, the Fellow will gain experience in all of the operations of the PCA’s International Bureau and the PCA Mauritius Office, with an emphasis on both the practical and legal aspects of international arbitration. The Fellow will hold the title of Assistant Legal Counsel.
Aim and Benefits of Permanent Court of Arbitration Fellowship Fellowship
The Fellow will receive a monthly stipend. No other remuneration of any kind shall be paid.
The Fellow must have adequate health insurance for the period to be eligible.
If you are selected and you require a travel visa to take up the Fellowship, the PCA will provide documentation in support of your application.
Requirements for Permanent Court of Arbitration Fellowship Fellowship Qualification
A law degree that qualifies the applicant to apply for bar admission in their home jurisdiction (through examination, traineeship, or otherwise) is a minimum requirement. The program is open to applicants whose qualifications exceed this minimum requirement (e.g., advanced law degree candidates and holders, practicing lawyers, and other legal professionals).
Fluency in English is required and working proficiency in French is an advantage. Additional language skills are a strong advantage, especially Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish.
Specialization in international dispute resolution or public international law is an asset.
How to apply