Use the form given in here Become an AI for Good Scholar to submit. We accept only online submissions. (Applications closed on 17 March 2026)
Detailed submission guidelines:
1. Academic Qualifications:
- Applicants can range from students to seasoned researchers or engineers. It is recommended that applicants come from STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
- Applicants should have demonstrated excellence in academic performance, research, and – for students – relevant coursework.
2. Interests and dedication to address global challenges:
- The applicant should have a strong awareness and interest in leveraging AI to solve global challenges
- They should be able to articulate their interests and demonstrate how their studies, research or work aligns with specific global challenges.
- The applicant should have a dedicated commitment to addressing global challenges and contributing to the achievement of addressing global challenges through the application of AI.
3. Collaboration and Partnership:
- The applicant should indicate a project, ability and willingness to collaborate with different stakeholders, including researchers, organizations, and communities, around the world, to advance the use of AI for addressing global challenges.
4. Communication Skills:
- Effective communication skills, in regional and any of the UN languages, both written and verbal, are important, as the AI for Good Scholars will be expected to convey their analysis and findings and collaborate with a diverse range of individuals and organizations.
5. Recommendation Letter:
- The letter of recommendation provided by a faculty, professional mentor, or advisor, should provide a comprehensive and compelling rationale for why the applicant is an excellent candidate for the AI for Good Scholars program.