The SAPRA (Security and Political Risk Analysis) India Foundation requires expertise to (a) enhance its research capabilities, and (b) fulfil its non-profit goal of educating Indians and foreigners about Indian national security concerns. Focussing on South and Central Asia, with a parallel focus on Military, Terrorism, Foreign Affairs and political risk issues, the organisation offers full time job opportunities to scholars, as well as learning and research opportunities for summer interns and visiting fellows. The primary requirement currently is for scholars with expertise in the southern Asia region.

Security and Political Risk Analysis India Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on merit and research imperatives.

Vacancies: We are Hiring!

The Foundation requires trainee research scholars of Indian origin for full time positions. Candidates must be graduates with a specialisation in Political Science, History, International Relations or strategic studies. Preference would be given to those candidates who have a masters degree or higher. Candidates must be computer literate, have advanced writing skills and an overriding interest in pursuing a career in research. Those interested in applying for an open position, may please send their job application, resume and salary requirements to:
Executive Director,
SAPRA India Foundation,
B 8 Alpha I,
Greater Noida, UP 201308, India.

We are looking for two kinds of people: research executives and data entry operators.
Salary: Would depend on qualifications, experience and ability. Starting salary for fresh researchers is generally Rs 8,000 per month. For others, it would be negotiable.
Work Location: Greater Noida, a suburb of New Delhi.
Work timings: 8 am to 5 pm
Work days: Monday through Saturdays (45 hours a week)
Required Skills: Proficiency in computer operations, research methods and the English language.

Scholarships

Two Indian students pursuing their studies in international relations, strategic studies or related fields are given cash scholarships every year. Prospective candidates must send two letters of recommendations from their institutional mentors, their detailed CVs and a short essay on why they require a scholarship to pursue their studies.

Internships

The Foundation encourages scholars in the areas of political & security risk, terrorism, foreign affairs and military studies to apply for a three to six month stint as a visiting research fellow in New Delhi. Since its inception in 2003, we have had more than four scholars interning with us. More details on the internships/visitors programme can be found here.