University of Jember CHRM2 Fellowship, Internship & Volunteer Program 2026 , Indonesia

  • Partial Funding
  • University of Jember
  • Fellowship
  • All Subjects
  • International Students
  • Indonesia
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University of Jember CHRM2 Fellowship, Internship & Volunteer Program 2026 , Indonesia

The Centre for Human Rights, Multiculturalism, and Migration (CHRM2) at University of Jember offers an exciting international fellowship, internship, and volunteer program for professionals and graduates passionate about human rights, multiculturalism, and migration studies.

Based in East Java, Indonesia, CHRM2 provides a unique opportunity to gain hands-on academic, research, and community engagement experience while working in Southeast Asia’s dynamic socio-legal environment.

About CHRM2

Established in 2016, Centre for Human Rights Multiculturalism and Migration (CHRM2) is a multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to advancing scholarship and collaboration in:

  • Human Rights

  • Multiculturalism

  • Migration Studies

The centre supports global academic dialogue through:

  • Annual international conferences

  • Policy-oriented research

  • Scholarly publications, including the Journal of Southeast Asian Human Rights (JSEAHR)

CHRM2 plays a strategic role in strengthening the University of Jember’s position as a leading research hub in Southeast Asia.

Degree Level

Program Type

  • Fellowship Program

  • Internship Program

  • Volunteer Program

Application Type: Rolling (open year-round)

Available Subjects

Participants may apply for one or more of the following roles:

  • Language or Content Editor (JSEAHR)

  • English Teacher at the University of Jember

  • Graphic Designer

  • Public Relations Officer

  • Outreach Coordinator

  • Field Researcher

  • Research Assistant

Duration & Time Commitment

  • Minimum commitment: 3 months

  • Extension option: Up to 1 year

Flexible arrangements may be considered based on project needs.

Benefits

Selected fellows, interns, and volunteers receive:

  • Monthly stipend: IDR 2,000,000 – 5,000,000

  • Fully furnished on-campus accommodation

  • Visa cost coverage

  • Cultural immersion & field trips, including:

    • Ijen Blue Fire

    • Mount Bromo

    • UNESCO Biosphere Reserves

    • Jember Fashion Carnival

  • Academic and professional networking opportunities

Not Included

  • International airfare

Eligible Nationalities

Open to international students of all nationalities.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Master’s degree or equivalent professional experience

  • Academic or professional background in:

    • Human rights

    • Multiculturalism

    • Migration

    • Social sciences or related fields

  • Native English speaker

  • Indonesian language skills are not required (but considered an advantage

Application Procedure

Applicants should submit:

  • CV or Resume

  • Short Personal Statement (maximum 500 words, in English) explaining:

    • Motivation to work with CHRM2

    • Preferred position(s)

Submit applications to:
chrm2@unej.ac.id

Email subject line:

  • Application: Get Involved_Your Name

  • Inquiry: Position Inquiry_Your Name

Additional materials may be submitted but are not mandatory.

Why Choose the CHRM2 Program?

  • Real-world experience in human rights research & advocacy

  • Academic exposure in Southeast Asia

  • Funded accommodation, visa support & stipend

  • Ideal for careers in:

    • NGOs & international organizations

    • Research & academia

    • Policy & development sectors

Final Note

The CHRM2 Fellowship, Internship, and Volunteer Program at the University of Jember is a rare opportunity to combine academic research, social impact, and cultural immersion in Indonesia. With rolling applications and funded support, it is ideal for globally minded professionals seeking meaningful international experience.

Published on: 16 Mar 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is the CHRM2 fellowship in Indonesia paid?

Yes. Selected participants receive a monthly stipend ranging from IDR 2,000,000 to 5,000,000, along with free accommodation and visa support.

Can international applicants apply for the CHRM2 internship program?

Yes. The CHRM2 fellowship and internship programs are open to international applicants, particularly native English speakers with relevant academic or professional backgrounds.


Is Indonesian language required for the CHRM2 program?

No. Indonesian language skills are not required, though basic knowledge is an advantage. Language learning opportunities are available at the University of Jember.

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