The National Law University Delhi Supervisor Recruitment notification has been released for the position of Supervisor Research and Training under the Victim Advocacy Project (VAP). This full time role offers an opportunity to contribute to a justice focused initiative aimed at strengthening victims’ access to the criminal justice system in India.
The position is based at National Law University Delhi (NLU Delhi) and offers a competitive monthly stipend. Candidates with strong research and academic backgrounds in criminal law, victim rights, and legal policy are encouraged to apply.
This role is particularly suitable for professionals interested in criminal justice reform, victim rights advocacy, legal research, and capacity building in the justice system.
About the Victim Advocacy Project
The Victim Advocacy Project (VAP) is an initiative designed to strengthen victims’ participation and access within the criminal justice system. The project focuses on providing structured legal representation and continuous support to victims throughout different stages of criminal proceedings.
The project aims to address systemic gaps in victim assistance by ensuring professional support from:
- Registration of the First Information Report (FIR)
- Investigation and trial stages
- Appeals and post trial processes
- Victim rehabilitation and support services
Over the next three years, the project plans to support more than 450 victims of crime while training a network of Litigation Fellows and Paralegals working within the programme.
The project also focuses on generating research and evidence based insights that can inform legal reforms and improve victim centred justice systems in India.
Position Details
Under the National Law University Delhi Supervisor Recruitment, the selected candidate will supervise research and training activities within the Victim Advocacy Project.
Position: Supervisor Research and Training
Organisation: National Law University Delhi
Project: Victim Advocacy Project
Location: NLU Delhi Campus, Dwarka, New Delhi
Type of Employment: Contractual, Full Time, On Site
Duration: Three years, extendable subject to university approval
Monthly Stipend: ₹1,00,000
This role combines research, training, and programme management responsibilities within the project.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for the National Law University Delhi Supervisor Recruitment must meet the following minimum qualification requirements.
Applicants must have:
- LLM degree in Criminal Law or a related specialisation, or
- An equivalent Master’s degree in law, social sciences, or related disciplines.
In addition to academic qualifications, candidates should possess strong research and professional skills relevant to victim rights and criminal justice systems.
Essential Skills and Requirements
Candidates interested in the National Law University Delhi Supervisor Recruitment must demonstrate the following competencies:
- Updated knowledge of new criminal codes and special legislations
- Strong understanding of victim centred justice and victimology in Indian criminal law
- Proven experience in research related to victim rights
- Strong legal research and academic abilities
- High proficiency in written and spoken English
- Working knowledge of MS Word and PowerPoint
- Ability to develop and manage training modules for capacity building programmes
- Strong coordination and supervision skills to guide litigation fellows and paralegals.
The role requires individuals who can manage both academic and operational responsibilities effectively.
Desirable Qualifications
While not mandatory, candidates with the following experience may have an advantage:
- At least two years of experience in similar fields
- Experience designing or organising capacity building programmes
- Familiarity with MS Excel, AI tools, and graphic design tools
- Experience with social media outreach and communication.
Such skills may help candidates contribute more effectively to the training and research objectives of the project.
Roles and Responsibilities
The Supervisor Research and Training will oversee several key functions within the Victim Advocacy Project.
Key responsibilities include:
Training Programme Development
The supervisor will design and curate training modules on relevant criminal law legislation and ensure that litigation fellows and paralegals receive structured learning opportunities.
Mentoring Fellows and Paralegals
The role involves mentoring fellows through both academic training and practical engagement, helping them build legal and advocacy skills.
Project Coordination
The supervisor will act as a liaison between litigation fellows, the project leadership, and the university, ensuring effective communication and coordination.
Institutional Collaboration
The role also involves collaborating with legal institutions and resource persons for project related events and capacity building programmes.
Data Analysis and Documentation
The supervisor will work closely with the documentation team to collect, analyse, and interpret data generated through the project’s litigation activities.
Maintaining Project Standards
Ensuring adherence to professional standards, project timelines, and institutional objectives will be an important aspect of the role.
Application Process
Candidates interested in the National Law University Delhi Supervisor Recruitment must submit their applications through the official Google Form link provided by the university. which is attached to the quick apply button above for your quick reference.
Applications sent through email will not be considered.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and invited to participate in the interview stage of the selection process.
Application Deadline
Last date to apply: 20 March 2026.
Applicants are advised to submit their applications well before the deadline to avoid any last minute issues.
A Significant Opportunity in Victim Rights and Criminal Justice Reform
The National Law University Delhi Supervisor Recruitment for the Victim Advocacy Project offers a meaningful opportunity for legal professionals interested in criminal justice reform, victim advocacy, and legal research.
By contributing to training programmes, research initiatives, and victim support systems, the selected candidate will play an important role in strengthening access to justice and developing scalable models of victim advocacy in India.
For professionals passionate about criminal law, victim rights, and justice system reforms, this position at National Law University Delhi provides an impactful and rewarding career opportunity.
