TRAINEE for the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies (trainee programme)
About this role
The University of Helsinki Trainee Programme for International Master Students is open to all international students enrolled in a University of Helsinki master's programme.
We are now looking for two TRAINEES for the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies.
About the position
The main duty of a trainee is to assist Collegium fellows in their research projects. Typical tasks include literature search and review, collecting and processing research materials, and helping to prepare manuscripts for publication through editing, proofreading, checking bibliographies, and compiling book indexes. Trainees also support the Collegium's administrative staff with organizing academic events, communications, and other related tasks.
The person we are looking for
We are looking for University of Helsinki Master's students with an interest in assisting researchers working in the social sciences and humanities. We welcome applicants from both traditional qualitative research backgrounds and those with computational or digital humanities skills, such as network analysis and text analysis using NLP tools. Beyond research skills, we also value willingness to take on practical duties related to organizing events, and appreciate candidates who bring a positive attitude, team spirit, and strong organizational skills. Skills in communications, photo and video editing, or publication layout design are considered an asset. An excellent command of English is required; further language skills are a plus.
Why work for us?
We offer our trainees an international, multidisciplinary work environment and engaging assignments in social sciences and humanities research. Trainees receive active guidance and mentorship throughout their traineeship, ensuring they get the most out of their time at the Collegium. We highly value the skills and expertise trainees bring from their own disciplines and aim to match each trainee with projects that align with their interests. At the same time, the ro