The TEEP Internship Program 2026 to 2027, titled AI Impact on International Maritime Law, is a 6‑month internship (minimum 3 months, maximum 6 months) designed for international students at various education levels, including university graduates, master’s, and doctoral students (excluding those who already hold a doctoral degree). Each participant receives a monthly subsidy of NT$20,000, with NT$16,000 allocated for living expenses such as accommodation, meals, and local transportation, and NT$4,000 reserved for laboratory and operational costs. The program anticipates welcoming students from diverse regions worldwide, particularly from countries with diplomatic or educational ties to Taiwan. Interns will engage in research on AI’s impact on international maritime law & policy, contributing to scholarly publications and international collaboration, while benefiting from financial support and academic resources throughout their stay. Engage in research on AI’s impact on international maritime law & policy, contributing to scholarly publications and international collaboration, while benefiting from financial support and academic resources throughout their stay.