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AI-PROWIL IRES
Welcome to the AI-PROWIL IRES program!
We invite current RIT Ph.D. students who are US citizens, US permanent residents, or US nationals to apply to pursue funded international research experiences at University West focused on AI and Industry 5.0, with specific emphasis on AI-enhanced automation, AI-enhanced automatic control, or AI-enhanced management. This experience comprises a part-time two-week pre-phase at RIT to prepare students for their research experience abroad, an eight-week full-time international phase at University West in Trollhättan, near Gothenburg, Sweden, and a continuation post-support for dissemination of research.
We encourage all students to apply, including women, AALANA (African Americans, Latino/a Americans, and Native Americans), and persons with disabilities.
8
Weeks Abroad
3
Research Themes
18
Ph.D. Students
Associate Provost for International Education and Global Programs
The AI-PROWIL experience offers students opportunities to engage cross-culturally while conducting research that responds to how AI is transforming industry, socio-cultural dynamics, and the nature of work globally.
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