Scholarships for an AI Research Camp at UNIL
The TRAIL Research Camp is a hands-on program dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary AI research. PhD students and postdocs work in teams on concrete AI projects to produce reusable research outputs, prototypes, or co-publications and build new networks. The Research Camp will take place at the University of Lausanne from 24 August to 4 September 2026. CIVIS PhD students are eligible for an accomodation scholarship. Find out more on the TRAIL website and apply by 15 July!
Courses within the “Equitable and Just Digital Society” micro-programme
The postgraduate micro-programme “Equitable and Just Digital Society: Developing Interdisciplinary Skills and Knowledge” focuses on the social challenges of digital and technological transformations. In different modules, students will develop critical knowledge and practical skills to become interactional experts in research for an equitable and just digital society. Two online courses are currently open for application:
Future Digital Society
The course "Future Digital Society" introduces students to the question of how computing affects contemporary society (and vice versa), and how the development and use of digital technology raises social, economic and ethical issues in society. Sessions will start in September – find out more and apply by 16 July!
Ethics of Innovations for the Digital Welfare State
The course “Ethics of Innovations for the Digital Welfare State”, starting in mid-October, investigates the ethical aspects of digital innovation in the public welfare sector. Students will learn how ethics helps to see that digital innovation is not objective and neutral and how ethical reflection can contribute to responsible innovation. Find out more and apply by 15 July!