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GovAI UK Summer Fellowship 2027 (Research and Applied tracks)

Centre for the Governance of AI (GovAI)

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Type
Research fellowship
Field
AI governance and policy
Location
London, United Kingdom
Format
In person
Dates
7 June – 27 August 2027
Funding
A salary of £14,000 for the three months, support with travel to London, weekday lunches and a desk in GovAI's office. GovAI sponsors three-month temporary work visas where needed.
Deadline
22 Nov 2026
Eligibility
No fixed degree requirements. GovAI welcomes people from government, academia, industry and civil society; promising candidates usually have graduate study, research or policy experience. The Applied Track also suits communications, operations, programme and events professionals.

About this research fellowship

GovAI's summer fellows spend three months in London either researching an AI governance question of their choice with a supervisor (Research Track) or working on projects pitched by GovAI and partner organisations (Applied Track). Both tracks include expert Q&As, weekly seminars, skills workshops and networking. The fellowship is full time and in person, and pays £14,000. Applications go through GovAI's Airtable form and close at 23:59 UK time on 22 November 2026.

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Apply on GovAI (Airtable form)(opens in a new tab)

https://airtable.com/appQlsmwDSAX5iXXh/pag7E1Rea0n0xsixr/form

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