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ATRIUM Summer School 2027: artificial intelligence for the humanities, Prague, July 12-23

Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics (UFAL), Charles University
Country
Czechia
Format
Offline
Price
Grant / scholarship
Audience
University students
Age
17-23 yrs (estimated from study stage)
Application deadline
November 30, 2026

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The school is aimed at students who know the basics of R and have elementary skills in data processing and statistics; the page states no citizenship restrictions. The two-week school takes place on July 12-23, 2027 at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University in Prague: it explains the technological foundations of artificial intelligence and teaches how to solve real-world problems using data, including in the humanities and social sciences. The course is free of charge; the organisers reimburse accommodation (up to 2,000 CZK per day) and travel (up to €600, economy class) and pay a per diem of 933 CZK per day. Applications are accepted until November 30, 2026 via an online form.

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