1. PhD in human rights, peace studies, political sciences, social sciences humanities or other related fields.
2. Experience teaching at the post-graduate level academic programs in human rights, peace studies or related fields.
3. Have research expertise in human rights, peace studies or related fields.
4. Candidates with at least three years’ experiences in research or academic services related to human rights and/or peace studies will be given priority.
5. Candidates with a minimum of 3 publications in TCI and/or SCOPUS in the last 5 years will be given priority.
6. Proficient in English. Have a good command in spoken and written English, which can be declared through successful results in the following schemes

- IELTS (Academic Module)                       6        or higher

- TOEFL IBT (Internet Based)                      79       or higher

- TOEFL-ITP                                           550     or higher

- MU GRAD Test                                     80       or higher

- MU GRAD PLUS                                    90       or higher

- CU-TEP (Internet Based)                         75       or higher

- TU-GET (Paper Based)                            550     or higher

- TU-GET (Computer Based)                      80

Please note that the results declared must be within 2 years from the application closure date. of English language proficiency is not declared, the university will not consider the submitted application.

Demonstrated ability to work in multi-cultural working environment.

1. Teach at post-graduate level (Masters and PhD) in Thai and/or Intemational Programs, and in elective graduate courses offered by the IHRP.
2. Supervise Masters and PhD thesis.
3. Perform administrative duties in post-graduate programs as needed.
4. Develop and conduct research or academic service projects on human rights and/or peace fields.
5. Actively contribute to IHRP's missions in advancing education and research in human rights and peace.
6. Any other assigned tasks.