Google opens applications for Summer 2026 Public Policy Fellowship; who all can apply?

Google has opened applications for its Summer 2026 Public Policy Fellowship, a programme designed to provide students with practical experience in the field of internet and technology policy.

The fellowship offers selected candidates the opportunity to work with public interest organisations based in Washington DC. During the programme, fellows will contribute to policy discussions related to technology, digital governance, and internet regulations.

Participants will gain exposure to real-world policy challenges while working alongside experts in technology and public policy. The programme is also a paid opportunity that allows students to build professional experience in policy research and advocacy.

The fellowship is aimed at students who have an interest in public policy, technology governance, and digital rights. Applicants are usually required to be enrolled in relevant academic programmes and demonstrate a strong interest in technology policy issues.

Interested candidates can submit their applications through the official fellowship portal before the application deadline.