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Rahaf Ajaj

Associate Professor of Environmental Health and Safety at UNESCO

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Junior Research Consultant Positions in Education, Economics, and Social Sciences (UNESCO, Master's Level)

UNESCO is seeking multiple Junior Research Consultants to contribute to the Global Education Monitoring Report. This opportunity is ideal for candidates with a strong background in Education, Economics, or Social Sciences who are interested in research and policy analysis at an international level. The positions are open to applicants holding a Master’s degree or equivalent in a relevant field, with at least two years of research or analytical experience. The roles will involve supporting the production of the Global Education Monitoring Report, a flagship publication that tracks progress in education worldwide and informs policy decisions. The positions are based at UNESCO, a leading international organization dedicated to promoting education, science, and culture. Successful candidates will join a diverse team and contribute to impactful research projects that shape global education policy. While the announcement does not specify funding or salary details, these are professional consultancy roles within the United Nations system, offering valuable experience and exposure to international research and policy environments. Applicants should prepare a comprehensive CV and supporting documents, and submit their application through the official UNESCO careers portal. The deadline for applications is February 28, 2026. For more information and to apply, candidates can visit the provided UNESCO careers link. This is a unique opportunity for early-career researchers to engage with global education monitoring and policy development at a high level.

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