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AI Summer School
The AI Summer School combines lectures with practice-oriented formats, thereby enabling a thorough and in-depth exploration of current developments and applications in artificial intelligence, in close collaboration with experts from industry and research
This year’s AI Summer School focuses on the practical application of AI models and the associated challenges in their development and deployment. The programme centres on the following topics, amongst others:
- Latest trends in the field of AI
- Multi-agent AI systems
- Training of AI systems, training schemes, use of synthetic training data
- Transfer learning, drift detection
- AI for industry and its specific challenges
- AI in practice: autonomous driving, healthcare, the food industry, and much more
- AI in the cloud, AWS, Kubernetes
- MLOps in practice
- TinyML and edge computing
- Observability and explainability of AI
The presentations and practical sessions, which are prepared in advance by the participants under the guidance of experts, are complemented by a varied leisure programme set against the stunning backdrop of Saxon Switzerland.
Where: Rathen/Saxon Switzerland
When: 4–12 September 2026
Contribution: €0 for accommodation, meals, excursions, etc. (€100 deposit upon registration)
Applicants: STEM students from the 4th semester of a Bachelor’s degree onwards (English/German)
Programme: Flexible, with the option to adapt to weather conditions, comprising 50% lectures and maker sessions and 50% leisure activities (such as hiking/climbing, steamboat trips, sightseeing)
Are
you studying an engineering discipline, computer science or mathematics and already in your 4th semester or beyond? Have you long been interested in the topic of artificial intelligence?
Then take this opportunity to delve deeper into the subject of artificial intelligence at the fifth HSMW Summer School, alongside a maximum of 15 students, in September 2026.
For further information and to apply by 12 April 2026, please contact lampe@hs-mittweida.de