Job Responsibilities：

• Independently or collaboratively conduct in-depth policy analysis and empirical research within three core pillars: environmental change, macro-energy strategy, and human rights governance.

• Uncover structural patterns regarding international policy shifts, track macroeconomic indicators, and evaluate grassroots qualitative data from global friction zones.

• Collaborate with international students and scholars in other regions worldwide to share academic insights, conduct comparative research, and collectively complete cross-regional collaborative projects.

• Strictly adhere to rigorous academic ethics and research methodologies; uphold principles of field verification, multi-source data triangulation, and unbiased analysis to ensure empirical validity.

Job Requirements：

• Enrolled in or graduated from a reputable university program (undergraduate or postgraduate); individuals with a strong background in international relations, environmental sciences, global economics, or public policy are preferred.

• Solid familiarity with global political systems, energy transitions, and human rights frameworks; possess keen analytical logic and independent critical thinking capabilities.

• Proficiency in English; ability to conduct secondary research or qualitative analysis in multiple languages is highly advantageous.

• Strong research resilience and data-driven analysis skills; capability to adapt to independent desk research or overseas qualitative field observations.

• Adherence to independent, neutral, and objective scholarly principles; dedicated to producing human-driven, original research untainted by institutional biases.