Opportunities

This section advertises any vacancies that are open at the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law and informs about other opportunities how to get involved with our work. Many of our opportunities are made possible through generous support by the Brooks Institute for Animal Rights Law & Policy.

Visiting Fellow and Researcher programme

The Centre operates a Visitor programme to allow academics and practitioners to come to Cambridge to conduct their research, participate in events such as the Talking Animals, Law & Philosophy series, as well as to collaborate informally with members of the Centre and the University more broadly. Funding is available to cover accommodation costs and contribute toward travel expenses.

Please note: the call for applications for Visiting Fellows for 2025 has now closed. The call for applications for Visiting Researchers (PhD students and postdocs) will be launched in Spring 2024.

More opportunities

Ways to get involved as a student

Dr Sean Butler and Dr Raffael Fasel teach the course ‘Animal Rights Law’, which is offered in Part II (year 3) of the Cambridge BA in Law. You can take this course if you are a student in the BA programme or any other programme within the University of Cambridge. This course is not open to students outside the University. Students from outside the University are however welcome to participate in all our other events and online talks, lectures, and workshops.