Communication University of China launches first LL.M. in AI Governance, plans to enroll 10 students in first cohort

On October 17, the School of Cultural Industry Management at the Communication University of China held a seminar on "Discipline Development and Talent Cultivation for the Master of Laws in Artificial Intelligence Governance," discussing a training program for interdisciplinary legal talent. Reporters learned at the meeting that the Communication University of China's 2027 master's degree admissions guidelines have now been officially released, and the university will officially enroll students in the "Artificial Intelligence Governance" Master of Laws track starting with the 2027 intake, with an initial planned enrollment of 10 students, focusing on cultivating interdisciplinary legal talent who "understand the law, understand technology, and know communication." Li Xinjun, vice president of the Communication University of China, said that the university regards artificial intelligence as the biggest variable affecting future development and is fully implementing an artificial intelligence action plan.