ATRIUM Summer School 2027: Artificial Intelligence for the Humanities

Who Can Benefit

The summer school may be particularly useful for researchers and students working in:

• Linguistics.
• Literature.
• History.
• Archaeology.
• Cultural studies.
• Digital humanities.
• Social sciences.
• Other humanities disciplines involving textual or structured research data.

Researchers from other fields may also benefit where their work involves computational analysis and has a clear connection to the programme's methods.

Funding and Benefits

The summer school itself is offered free of charge.

Through the ATRIUM Transnational Access scheme, eligible selected participants may receive financial support including:

• Economy-class travel reimbursement of up to €600.
• Accommodation reimbursement of up to 2,000 CZK per day.
• Daily per diem of 933 CZK.

Reimbursement is subject to the programme's conditions and supporting documentation. Applicants should note that this does not necessarily mean that every expense associated with attending the summer school will be covered.

Medical insurance is not provided by the organiser, and meals are not supplied directly.

Training Format and Location

The summer school will be held in person at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, from July 12–23, 2027.

Participants should therefore be prepared to attend the programme physically for the full training period rather than participating remotely.

Application Requirements

Applicants should be prepared to provide information about their academic or research background and explain why the summer school is relevant to their work.

Because the programme is supported through ATRIUM's Transnational Access scheme, applicants seeking financial support must also meet the applicable TNA requirements.

Applicants should demonstrate that the training can contribute meaningfully to their academic development or research rather than simply expressing a general interest in artificial intelligence.

Application Advice

Applicants should use their application to establish a clear connection between the training and their existing academic or research work.

A strong application should:

• Explain what research problem or academic activity could benefit from AI or computational methods.
• Describe existing experience with R, statistics or data processing.
• Identify specific skills from the summer school that the applicant intends to apply afterwards.
• Avoid presenting the programme as a general AI course if the applicant already has a clear research application in mind.
• Check the TNA funding conditions carefully if applying for financial support.
• Plan for travel and visa requirements well before July 2027.

Important Dates

• Application deadline: November 30, 2026
• Summer school: July 12–23, 2027
• Location: Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

How to Apply

Applications are submitted through the ATRIUM Transnational Access application process.

Applicants should review the official summer-school information and TNA requirements before submitting their application, particularly the conditions for travel and accommodation reimbursement.

Official Application

https://atrium-research.eu/tna-summer-schools/

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