Stanford Law School previously partnered with the International Court of Justice to offer our graduates the opportunity to participate in the 10-month Judicial Fellowship Programme. The judicial fellow worked full-time with a Member of the Court and will gain a deep understanding of public international law in practice.

Past Fellows funded by SLS include:

Adil Auraghi, LLM ’25, is the 2025-2026 ICJ University Traineeship Fellow.
Eva Keïta, LLM ’23, served as the 2023-2024 ICJ University Traineeship Fellow.
Claire Duval, LLM ’22, served as the 2022-2023 ICJ University Traineeship Fellow.
Chris Bello, JD ’21, served as the 2021-2022 ICJ University Traineeship Fellow.
Mohit Khubchandani, LLM ’18, served as the 2020-2021 ICJ University Traineeship Fellow.
Camila Marino, LLM ’18, served as the 2018-2019 ICJ University Traineeship Fellow.
Rina Kuusipalo, LLM ’17, served the 2017-2018 ICJ University Traineeship Fellow.

Unfortunately, Stanford Law’s participation in the ICJ judicial fellowship is on pause since there is currently no funding for the programme.