Deadline: 31-May-2026
Kathmandu School of Law is inviting applications for the Creativity Exposure Grant 2026 to encourage first and second year B.A. LL.B. students to engage with contemporary social issues through creative and innovative projects. The programme supports student-led initiatives that promote creative thinking, legal awareness, research engagement, and community participation.
Selected proposals will receive funding of NRs. 15,000 inclusive of applicable taxes. Students may apply individually or in groups of up to three members, depending on the category.
About the Grant
The programme aims to:
- Encourage innovation in legal education
- Promote creative engagement with social issues
- Support student-led research and outreach
- Strengthen interdisciplinary learning approaches
The grant supports projects that combine:
- Creativity
- Community engagement
- Legal awareness
- Contemporary issue analysis
Supported Categories
Applicants may submit proposals under the following categories:
- Video or Documentary
- Drama
- Artistic Engagement
- Community Engagement Events
- Podcast Discussions
- Event Organization within the institution
- Other innovative engagement initiatives
Projects should focus on:
- Contemporary social issues
- Creative legal education approaches
- Public engagement and awareness
Funding Details
Selected proposals will receive:
- NRs. 15,000
The funding amount:
- Includes applicable taxes
- Follows prevailing government financial rules
Who Can Apply?
Eligible applicants include:
- First year B.A. LL.B. students
- Second year B.A. LL.B. students
Students may apply:
- Individually
- In groups of up to 3 members
Exceptions:
- Drama category may have different participation rules
Group members must:
- Belong to the same academic year
Eligibility Conditions
Applicants must:
- Apply in only one category
- Submit an original proposal
- Follow proposal submission guidelines
Not eligible:
- Previous recipients of the Creativity Exposure Grant
Proposal Requirements
Students must submit:
- Selected category
- Issue or topic to be addressed
- Methodology or approach
- Timeline
- Estimated budget
- Expected outcomes
- Outreach plan
- Other relevant project details
Submission method:
- Hard copy submission to the Research Department
Why This Grant Matters
The programme encourages students to:
- Explore social and legal issues creatively
- Develop practical communication skills
- Build leadership and collaboration experience
- Engage communities through innovative formats
The initiative also strengthens:
- Creative legal education
- Student participation
- Interdisciplinary learning
- Public awareness and dialogue
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which institution offers the grant?
The programme is offered by:
- Kathmandu School of Law
Who can apply?
Eligible applicants are:
- First and second year B.A. LL.B. students
How much funding is provided?
Selected proposals receive:
- NRs. 15,000
Can students apply in groups?
Yes. Applications may be submitted:
- Individually
- In groups of up to 3 students
What project categories are supported?
Supported categories include:
- Video and documentary
- Drama
- Podcasts
- Artistic engagement
- Community events
- Institutional events
Are previous grant recipients eligible?
No. Previous recipients of the Creativity Exposure Grant are not eligible this year.
How must proposals be submitted?
Applicants must submit:
- A hard copy proposal to the Research Department
Conclusion
The Creativity Exposure Grant 2026 offers an important opportunity for B.A. LL.B. students at Kathmandu School of Law to explore contemporary issues through innovative and creative engagement projects. By supporting student-led initiatives in media, arts, community outreach, and dialogue, the programme promotes practical learning, social awareness, and creative approaches to legal education.
For more information, visit Kathmandu School of Law.