Internship Opportunity at Centre for Communication Governance, National Law University Delhi, New Delhi

Post published: November 9, 2026
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Internship Opportunity at Centre for Communication Governance, National Law University Delhi, New Delhi

The Centre for Communication Governance (CCG) at National Law University Delhi has invited applications from law students for an internship on its AI and Child Safety Project. The internship will run from mid-November 2026 to March 2027. The last date to apply is 11 November 2026, by 11:59 PM.

Position at a Glance

Post	Intern — AI and Child Safety Project, Centre for Communication Governance
Nature of Engagement	Internship, mid-November 2026 to March 2027
Location	National Law University Delhi, New Delhi (office-based preferred; virtual applications accepted)
Application Mode	Online, through the Google Form linked on the official call page
Last Date	11 November 2026, 11:59 PM

Eligibility

Applications are welcome from 3rd, 4th and 5th year students enrolled in recognised five-year law programmes; 2nd and 3rd year students enrolled in recognised three-year law programmes; and students enrolled in recognised LL.M. programmes at any recognised university. Prior experience with legal research and case law analysis is required. Research experience in technology law and policy, and/or its intersection with child rights, will be preferred but is not required. Selected interns may be considered for a cumulative stipend upon successful completion of the internship, subject to the quality and timely submission of their work.

How to Apply

Interested applicants must fill in the form linked on the official call page by 11:59 PM on 11 November 2026. As part of the application, candidates must submit a Curriculum Vitae, an Expression of Interest of 300 words (highlighting their experience with legal analysis), and one relevant academic writing sample of up to 1,000 words (an essay or extract, published or unpublished). The CV, Expression of Interest and Writing Sample must be merged into one PDF file, not more than 10 MB in size, labelled ‘Your name – CCG’, and uploaded on the form. Successful applicants will be notified by 13 November 2026; only successful applicants will be contacted. Questions regarding the application process may be sent to ccg@nludelhi.ac.in with the subject line “CALL FOR INTERNS.”

Role and Importance

CCG is working on a project examining the harms to children and young people arising from AI systems. Interns will work closely with the project team on case law research — identifying, reading and analysing judicial decisions and pending matters, primarily from High Courts and Supreme Courts across jurisdictions — preparing structured summaries and comparative analysis of decisions, and assisting with literature reviews, mapping of regulatory and policy developments, and the preparation of drafts and background notes. Interns will have regular check-ins with the Project Officer, approximately three times a week. Since the project involves themes around harms to children and young people, interns will be expected to handle sensitive material, including descriptions of self-harm, abuse and distress, with care, discretion and professionalism, and to treat information about ongoing work as confidential. Applicants should state clearly in their application any period during which they have examinations or other commitments that limit their availability.