International Institute of AI Governance
The International Institute of AI Governance (IIAIG) is a professional institute dedicated to advancing AI governance, risk and responsible AI practice. Its structured certification pathway—CGA, CGP and CAGL— supports learners, professionals and leaders in building verifiable governance capability across sectors.
- Structured certification pathway: CGA, CGP and CAGL.
- Designed to complement programs in universities, law schools and management institutions.
- Focused on governance, risk and oversight of AI systems across domains.
Professional institute for AI governance
IIAIG is structured as a professional institute focused on AI governance and responsible AI practice. It provides a clear, structured way for students, practitioners and leaders to build verifiable skills in AI governance—similar to how established professional bodies support fields such as project management and financial analysis.
Structured certifications
IIAIG’s tiered model—CGA, CGP and CAGL—enables candidates to start at the level that aligns with their responsibilities and advance as they grow.
Cross-domain audience
IIAIG supports learners across legal, risk, compliance, technology, data, product and academic domains—as well as students preparing for emerging governance roles.
Works with academia
The institute complements academic programs by offering focused, governance-oriented certifications that sit alongside degrees.
What defines IIAIG
Across its programs and collaborations, IIAIG emphasizes structured learning, clarity of governance roles, practical guidance and alignment with the needs of institutions that deploy and oversee AI-enabled systems.
Our mission
To help formalize AI governance as a professional discipline through a structured body of knowledge, clear certification pathways and guidance that practitioners and leaders can apply across sectors.
Our vision
A world in which AI systems are governed with rigor, accountability and professional competence—supported by individuals equipped to connect AI initiatives with governance, risk and oversight.
What IIAIG focuses on
The institute’s work centers on education and certification, practical guidance for governance activities and collaboration with institutions responsible for AI deployment and oversight.
Tiered certifications
Structured learning across CGA, CGP and CAGL helps candidates develop governance capability aligned to their roles.
Practical governance approaches
Concepts and examples that help translate governance principles into day-to-day decisions and oversight.
Working with institutions
Collaborate with universities, law schools, management programs and organizations strengthening AI governance capability.
Indicative roadmap 2025–2030
The roadmap outlines how IIAIG’s work may grow—establishing core certifications, collaborating with academic partners and supporting institutions deploying AI-enabled systems.
Foundation & core programs
- Define core body of knowledge.
- Shape CGA, CGP and CAGL structures.
- Begin discussions with early academic partners.
Program delivery & refinement
- Offer initial certification cohorts.
- Refine curriculum based on feedback.
- Develop governance guidance.
Broader engagement
- Collaborate with more universities.
- Support organizations building capability.
- Expand guidance for different sectors.
Maturity & ecosystem
- Strengthen the professional community.
- Support ongoing learning and renewal.
- Align with evolving governance expectations.
How IIAIG engages with stakeholders
IIAIG engages learners, academic partners and organizations through structured certifications, curriculum collaboration and governance-aligned learning programs.
Students & professionals
Engage through CGA, CGP and CAGL certifications and ongoing learning opportunities.
View certificationsUniversities & law schools
Integrate governance-aligned learning through collaborative curriculum development and co-branded pathways.
For universitiesTeams & enterprises
Strengthen AI governance capability through structured programs aligned with risk, compliance and oversight needs.
Corporate programs