Northumbria University
Citizen-Centred Artificial Intelligence CDT — Cohort 4Cohort doctoral training combining AI with design, society, law and governance across public-interest challenges.
11-01-2027View Opportunity
Law and Human Rights: Research and Funding (2027).
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- 2027 entry
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| Opportunity | Intake / cycle | Funding category | Application deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Citizen-Centred Artificial Intelligence CDT — Cohort 4 | 2027 entry | Competitive funding | · 17:00 Europe/London |
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