Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) Master’s Studentships

The Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) Master’s Studentships support outstanding students pursuing advanced study at the intersection of law, artificial intelligence, and emerging technology. These studentships are designed for postgraduate candidates who wish to examine how AI systems shape legal frameworks, regulatory policy, and ethical governance across global jurisdictions. Awards typically cover tuition fees and may include a stipend to support living costs, enabling recipients to focus on rigorous research and coursework. Applicants are usually expected to hold a strong academic record, demonstrate a clear research interest in law and AI, and articulate how the studentship will advance their professional or scholarly goals. Selection is competitive and often involves a written proposal, academic references, and an interview. The Institute for Law & AI encourages applications from diverse backgrounds and welcomes candidates from around the world. Studentships may be offered in partnership with universities or research centres, and specific terms, deadlines, and funding amounts vary by cohort. Prospective applicants should review the official LawAI guidance, prepare supporting documents early, and confirm eligibility before submitting. This page gathers relevant details for students seeking LawAI Master’s Studentships and related funding opportunities in law and artificial intelligence.