AEGIX Emerging Scholars Program 2026–2027: Fellowship for Emerging AI Governance Researchers and Practitioners
The AEGIX Emerging Scholars Program 2026–2027 is a part-time hybrid fellowship designed for advanced students and early-career professionals focusing on AI governance, ethics, and public policy. Running from November 2026 to April 2027, the program offers mentorship, supervised research, and professional development opportunities.
Overview
Organized by the AEGIX Institute, the Emerging Scholars Program runs from November 2026 through April 2027 with a flexible duration of approximately three to six months. Operating on a part-time, hybrid basis with online seminars, the fellowship connects participants with expert discussions, supervised research projects, and institutional publications such as policy memos and intelligence briefings. Graduates are also inducted into the Emerging Scholars Network for ongoing collaboration.
Benefits
- Mentorship and professional development tailored to research trajectories
- Supervised research experience with potential contribution to AEGIX publications
- Access to exclusive AEGIX Dialogues, closed workshops, and institute events
- Membership in the Emerging Scholars Network upon completion
Eligibility
The program targets advanced students and early-career professionals interested in artificial intelligence governance, ethics, public policy, and societal impact. Relevant academic and professional backgrounds include policy, computer science, philosophy, international relations, law, and related interdisciplinary fields. Applicants from the Global South are strongly encouraged to apply.
How to Apply
Interested candidates must submit a completed application through the official portal. Required materials include:
- A Statement of Interest
- A Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- A brief research proposal
Deadline
Applications are accepted through October 25, 2026.