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UNESCO-ENS-PSL Advancing Research on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 2026
UNESCO and ENS-PSL invite recent PhD graduates to submit AI ethics research proposals. Selected authors will present in Paris and may receive travel support.
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Last verified 30 Sep 2026
Who it’s for
- Recent PhD graduates worldwide
- Interdisciplinary researchers
- Those addressing AI ethics issues
What you get
Opportunity to present at a Paris event, potential travel support, and publication prospects in UNESCO proceedings and CIANum Tribune
Requirements
- WAEC not requiredCheck the official page
- JAMB not requiredCheck the official page
- CGPA slip not requiredCheck the official page
- Academic transcript not requiredCheck the official page
- Student ID not requiredCheck the official page
- Passport not requiredCheck the official page
- English test not requiredCheck the official page
- CV not requiredCheck the official page
- Recommendation not requiredCheck the official page
- Statement of purpose not requiredCheck the official page
- Proof of funds not requiredCheck the official page
- Admission letter not requiredCheck the official page
- Extended abstract 800–1,000 words
- State of origin not requiredCheck the official page
How to apply
- Prepare an 800–1,000 word extended abstract
- Create an author information page
- Submit via the online form linked on the page
- Ensure abstract is in English and anonymized
- Submit before 30 October 2026
Timeline
- Opens23 Sep
- Closes30 Oct
Tips from past applicants
Keep the abstract concise and focus on the research question and contribution. Avoid including author names to maintain anonymity.
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