Researcher

Leads NATO Defence College research on Alliance partnerships and Middle East, North Africa and Gulf security, designing methodologies, analysing regional political dynamics, publishing policy-relevant studies, supporting senior-course teaching and convening academic events and engagement visits that inform NATO leaders.

• Develop a research agenda on NATO partnerships and Middle East and North Africa security
• Design research methods and analyse regional political and security developments
• Publish academic papers, policy reports and technical course documentation
• Present findings through lectures, conferences, seminars and policy debates
• Organise research events and conduct academic engagement visits across the region

• Doctorate in international relations, political science or a related discipline
• At least eight years of relevant international security, defence or foreign-affairs experience
• Proven research and publication record on Middle East, Mediterranean or Gulf security
• English at NATO SLP 4444
• Nationality of a NATO member country

• Limited-duration research appointment with travel and occasional work outside normal hours