“Join Our New Research Project with the Dutch Embassy in Moldova!
Are you an IRIO bachelor, pre-master, or master student eager to gain hands-on experience in the field of international relations? We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Dutch Embassy in Moldova, led by our contact person and IRIO alumnus Valerian Moraru (a former member of our study association Clio—yes, one of us!).
🌍 Discover Moldova & Contribute to Energy Independence
The focus of this research project is on the energy transition away from Russian dependence, exploring how Moldova can secure its energy future. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a high-impact, ongoing project initiated from The Hague, where IRSP will play a complementary role.
What’s In It for You?
A Field Trip to Moldova: Experience the country firsthand! The Embassy will cover your transport. The accommodation is affordable, making this an accessible adventure.
Collaboration with Top Experts: Gain access to extensive resources and work alongside prominent organizations and specialists in the field.
Hands-On Research Experience: This isn’t just theory—you will be actively contributing to a policy brief that could influence real-world decision-making.
Apply Now!
We are looking for 3 enthusiastic researchers who are ready to take on this challenge. If you’re interested in policy analysis, international cooperation, and exploring new horizons, this is the project for you.
Don’t miss this chance to boost your CV, expand your network, and explore a new country—all while making a tangible impact. Apply now and be part of this exciting journey with the Dutch Embassy in Moldova!
Ready to apply? Fill in the Google Forms :))”
Are you an IRIO bachelor, pre-master, or master student eager to gain hands-on experience in the field of international relations? We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Dutch Embassy in Moldova, led by our contact person and IRIO alumnus Valerian Moraru (a former member of our study association Clio—yes, one of us!).
🌍 Discover Moldova & Contribute to Energy Independence
The focus of this research project is on the energy transition away from Russian dependence, exploring how Moldova can secure its energy future. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a high-impact, ongoing project initiated from The Hague, where IRSP will play a complementary role.
What’s In It for You?
A Field Trip to Moldova: Experience the country firsthand! The Embassy will cover your transport. The accommodation is affordable, making this an accessible adventure.
Collaboration with Top Experts: Gain access to extensive resources and work alongside prominent organizations and specialists in the field.
Hands-On Research Experience: This isn’t just theory—you will be actively contributing to a policy brief that could influence real-world decision-making.
Apply Now!
We are looking for 3 enthusiastic researchers who are ready to take on this challenge. If you’re interested in policy analysis, international cooperation, and exploring new horizons, this is the project for you.
Don’t miss this chance to boost your CV, expand your network, and explore a new country—all while making a tangible impact. Apply now and be part of this exciting journey with the Dutch Embassy in Moldova!
Ready to apply? Fill in the Google Forms :))”
EU multi-level governance
The principle of subsidiarity and its impact on local and national politics
Are you interested in better understanding how EU politics work in sub-national context? Do you want to gain more knowledge on the application of the principle of subsidiarity, as one of the pillars of EU law?
This project will involve working for a well-recognized Milan-based think thank. More detailed information will be provided soon!
The principle of subsidiarity and its impact on local and national politics
Are you interested in better understanding how EU politics work in sub-national context? Do you want to gain more knowledge on the application of the principle of subsidiarity, as one of the pillars of EU law?
This project will involve working for a well-recognized Milan-based think thank. More detailed information will be provided soon!
The Hague Research Institute
The Hague Research Institute is an independent non-profit think-tank. Their goal is to provide both local and international audiences with clear policy analysis, opinion articles, and research about Europe’s connections with the South Caucasus and Central Asia. They focus on political, economic, security, and energy relationships.
In alignment with these broader goals, our research partnership will center on Azerbaijan's energy transition, specifically focusing on the sectors of energy, renewable energy, environment, and transportation. We’re going to do a multiple stage research, meaning that three students will divide the area of focus, then will work on it individually but it is expected that they have a good knowledge of the whole topic since the answers of the other two will be checked by each other and thus provide feedback for each other.
The supervision will be undertaken by the professor of IR in our university Agha Bayramov who is also the founder of Hague Research Institute.
The Hague Research Institute is an independent non-profit think-tank. Their goal is to provide both local and international audiences with clear policy analysis, opinion articles, and research about Europe’s connections with the South Caucasus and Central Asia. They focus on political, economic, security, and energy relationships.
In alignment with these broader goals, our research partnership will center on Azerbaijan's energy transition, specifically focusing on the sectors of energy, renewable energy, environment, and transportation. We’re going to do a multiple stage research, meaning that three students will divide the area of focus, then will work on it individually but it is expected that they have a good knowledge of the whole topic since the answers of the other two will be checked by each other and thus provide feedback for each other.
The supervision will be undertaken by the professor of IR in our university Agha Bayramov who is also the founder of Hague Research Institute.
