The Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, law and public policy. Its fellowship programme provides opportunities for legal researchers and professionals to contribute to research and policy-oriented work concerning emerging AI governance issues.
Post Details
The Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) is inviting applications for its Seasonal Fellowships 2027. The paid, full-time fellowship offers close mentorship and opportunities to undertake research, prepare reports and articles, and contribute to policy-oriented work at the intersection of AI, law and governance.
Three fellowship tracks are available: EU Law, US Law and Legal Frontiers.
• Conduct research on AI, law and policy issues
• Prepare research reports and articles
• Contribute to policy-oriented projects
• Analyse emerging developments in AI governance and regulation
• Work closely with mentors and researchers
• Contribute to projects involving technology law and public policy
• Law students may apply
• Legal professionals may apply
• Early-career researchers may apply
• Academics interested in AI governance, law and public policy may apply
• Strong interest in AI regulation, technology law, digital governance, human rights or public policy is relevant
Interested candidates may explore the fellowship details and application process through the Institute for Law & AI fellowship page:
Explore LawAI Seasonal Fellowships 2027
Additional Information
• Programme: LawAI Seasonal Fellowships 2027
• Tracks: EU Law, US Law & Legal Frontiers
• Employment Type: Paid Full-Time Fellowship
• Location: Cambridge, UK / Washington, DC / Remote Possible
• Compensation: £1,000/week (UK/EU)
• US Compensation: $1,800–$2,000/week
• Relocation Support: May Be Available
• EU Law Deadline: 12 October 2026
• US Law & Legal Frontiers Deadline: 29 January 2027
• Focus Areas: AI Governance, AI Regulation, Technology Law, Digital Governance, Human Rights & Public Policy