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What is Covered?

• Up to four 50% tuition scholarships and up to one full tuition scholarship (not including room, board and other living expenses).Ìý
• A paid research position ($20 / hr) within The Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property (PIJIP) providing research and coordination for the Project on Copyright and the Right to Research.
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• Prior experience and education in public interest copyright law, such as in education, research and the needs of libraries, archives, museums, education and research institutions.Ìý
• Recommendation from someone knowledgeable attesting to your experience and education in public interest copyright law, with preference given to a recommendation from a member of the Global Expert Network on Copyright User Rights, Access to Knowledge Coalition, prior recipient of the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵWCL LL.M in IP and Technology, Arcadia Fellowship, PIJIP research assistant or Dean’s Fellow, or from a professor of copyright law.
• Excellent academic record with high achievement in research and publication.
• The Fellowship is intended for students pursuing a career in academics, research or public interest legal practice in the field of international copyright law.

To Apply

• Submit a completed application along with supporting documents before application deadline.
• Please submit a separate fellowship application essay describing in more detail your specific public interest goals, qualifications.
• We highly value recommendations from academics or public interest organizations who are familiar with PIJIP’s work. We also encourage provision of a writing sample or publications list.
• Applicants who do not receive theÌýÌýwill be considered for theÌýÌýor a Merit Scholarship.

Application Deadline

• May 1 (fall)