Digital Human Rights Summer School 2026 in Sweden | Fully Funded
The Digital Human Rights Summer School 2026 is an advanced, residential intensive course focusing on the application of international human rights law in the digital age. It covers critical topics such as privacy, AI regulation, and online freedom of expression, and will be held in Lund, Sweden from 22-26 June 2026. This program is taught by leading global experts, providing a unique opportunity for professional and academic development.
Lund University is renowned for its research and education in law and human rights, making this summer school a significant opportunity for those looking to deepen their understanding of contemporary global challenges in the digital context.
Eligibility
Applicants must have either a master's degree in law, politics, or international relations (or be currently enrolled) with knowledge of human rights law, or a bachelor's degree with at least 2 years of relevant work experience (e.g., legal practice, government, NGOs). Excellent working knowledge of English is required.
Benefits
- No course fee
- Six nights of accommodation in Lund free of charge for international attendees
- Limited number of travel grants available on a strict need basis
- Letter of invitation provided for visa application support
