ATRIUM Summer School Programme 2027 brings a focused programme on Artificial Intelligence for the Humanities, teaching theoretical foundations and practical R-based tools for text analysis and data processing. The ATRIUM Summer School Scholarship prepares participants to analyse humanities and social science data and apply AI methods, including neural networks.
The school is hosted at Charles University (Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, School of Computer Science) in Prague and supported by the ATRIUM project and LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ, a national node of CLARIN, DARIAH and EHRI.
ATRIUM Summer School Programme Benefits
- The course is free of charge.
- Individual accommodation (up to 2000 Kč/day) and travel expenses (economy class, up to 600 EUR) will be reimbursed (handed out in cash against proof of payment).
- Participants will receive per diems in amount of 933 Kč per day.
ATRIUM Summer School Programme Eligibility Criteria
- Students should be motivated to experiment with Artificial Intelligence, including neural networks.
- They are expected to have basic proficiency in the R system as well as elementary knowledge of systematic data processing and statistical analysis.
How to Apply for ATRIUM Summer School Programme?
- The summer school is supportef by the ATRIUM project in frame its Transnational Access (TNA) scheme. This initiative is designed to support Arts and Humanities researchers by providing access to expert knowledge, mentorship, and tools from leading Data Management organisations.
- Apply directly through the online form here. For more information on the application process, including eligibility and evaluation criteria, please see the Application Process page.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the ATRIUM Summer School Programme. These answers cover location, dates, funding practicalities, eligibility, application steps, and host information to help prospective applicants.
Where and when is the ATRIUM Summer School Programme held?
The ATRIUM summer school takes place at Charles University in Prague, Czechia, hosted by the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, School of Computer Science. The scheduled dates are Monday, 12 July 2027 (09:00) to Friday, 23 July 2027 (15:00).
What is the application deadline for the ATRIUM Summer School Programme?
The application deadline stated on the event page is 30 November 2026. Applicants should submit their materials by this date via the provided online application form to be considered for participation and any travel/accommodation reimbursements.
Is there a fee to attend the ATRIUM Summer School Programme?
The course is free of charge. Participants do not pay course fees. In addition, certain practical reimbursements for accommodation and travel are available as described by the organisers and the ATRIUM Transnational Access scheme.
What travel and accommodation support is available?
Individual accommodation is reimbursed up to 2000 Kč per day, and travel expenses are reimbursed for economy class up to 600 EUR. Reimbursements are handed out in cash against proof of payment according to the information on the event page.
Are meals and per diems provided during the school?
No meals are provided by the organiser. However, participants will receive per diems in the amount of 933 Kč per day to cover meal and incidental expenses during the course.
Does the organiser provide medical insurance?
The organiser does not provide any medical insurance. Participants are responsible for arranging their own medical or travel insurance if required for their stay in Prague or travel to the event.
What are the prerequisites or eligibility requirements?
Prerequisites include motivation to experiment with Artificial Intelligence, including neural networks. Applicants are expected to have basic proficiency in the R programming system and elementary knowledge of systematic data processing and statistical analysis.
How do I apply to the ATRIUM summer school?
Applicants should apply directly through the online form linked on the event page (a Google Forms application). For more details on the application process, eligibility and evaluation criteria, applicants are referred to the ATRIUM Application Process page.
Who supports and funds the summer school?
The summer school is supported by the ATRIUM project under its Transnational Access (TNA) scheme, which is designed to support Arts and Humanities researchers by providing access to expertise, mentorship, and tools from leading data management organisations.
Who is the host organisation and what does it do?
The host includes LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ, a national node of CLARIN, DARIAH and EHRI. LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ hosts data repositories and web services for research and industry, supports NLP tasks, and manages licensing for research and educational use.
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