Kookmin University and KOICA Partner to Train Palestinian AI Researchers
Kookmin University has partnered with KOICA to establish a doctoral fellowship program that will train 30 Palestinian researchers in artificial intelligence in South Korea.
Kookmin University has announced a strategic partnership with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) to establish a long-term doctoral fellowship program aimed at training Palestinian researchers in artificial intelligence.
The initiative is designed as a core component of KOICA's talent development efforts, seeking to strengthen Palestine's research and development capabilities in emerging digital technologies. A total of 30 promising Palestinian candidates will be selected to pursue their doctoral studies in South Korea.
Selected fellows will enroll at Kookmin University's Graduate School of AI and Software. They will focus on core artificial intelligence technologies and practical industrial applications. The university's Industry-Academia Cooperation Foundation and the Global Development Cooperation Institute will collaborate with KOICA to facilitate the project.
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