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Open positions for for 2025–2026 Fritz Fellowships will be added below as they become available. If you would like to be notified about new openings, click here to join our interest mailing list.

Undergraduate Fellowships

• Tech Research for Tech Policy
  Peter Chapman (KGI), Meg Jones (CCT), and Leticia Bode (KGI, CCT) are hiring a student pursuing an undergraduate degree, with familiarity with legal cases and technology.
• User Controls for Algorithmic Recommendations
  Elissa Redmiles (CS) and Meg Jones (CCT) are hiring a student pursuing an undergraduate degree familiar with the intersection of technology, tech policy, and social issues.

Masters Fellowships

• Tech Research for Tech Policy
  Peter Chapman (KGI), Meg Jones (CCT), and Leticia Bode (KGI, CCT) are hiring a student pursuing a master’s degree, with familiarity with legal cases and technology.
• User Controls for Algorithmic Recommendations
  Elissa Redmiles (CS) and Meg Jones (CCT) are hiring a student pursuing a master’s degree familiar with the intersection of technology, tech policy, and social issues.

Law Fellowships

Check back later this summer for openings.

Postdoctoral Fellowships

• Empirical Approaches to Legal Interpretation
  Prof. Nathan Schneider (Departments of Computer Science and Linguistics), with additional mentorship by Prof. Kevin Tobia (GU Law Center, Massive Data Institute) are seeking a postdoctoral fellow to conduct research in the emerging area of empirical approaches to legal interpretation. We seek candidates with a Ph.D. in Linguistics, Computer Science, Cognitive Science, or a related field who bring expertise in linguistic and/or computational methodologies that can apply to the study of legal interpretation.