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India’s one of the most renowned and esteemed institution IIT Madras has offered a two-year fellowship program at the Robert Bosch Centre for Data Science and AI (RBCDSAI) for graduate and post-graduate candidates who want to learn more about the ever evolving AI and data sciences.
The candidates will be given a monthly stipend of Rs 40,000 throughout the course. During the program, the candidates will be taught how to become experts in AI while practicing things ethically. Fellowship program offers such an environment to collaborate and develop innovative solutions and enhances the researching skills of candidates.
As per the eligibility criteria, the candidate must hold a four-year bachelor’s or a master’s degree in areas intimate to RBCDSAI. As of March 2023, his age must be under 27 and should have a strong academic background. Applications will be submitted through Google form. If you are someone who always desired to learn about AI you can visit the official IIT Madras website to apply.
Not just academic exposure but the fellowship program offers opportunities for collaboration with giants like Google, NASA, CMU, MIT, Walmart, JHU, The Ohio State University, Harvard, KMC, and 108 Emergency Response Services. Candidates will also get a chance to attend leading conferences and get published in top journals.
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