Graduate School

Universities and Research Institutes

Active PhD Students

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Building and Strengthening Expertice

The WASP-HS graduate school enables education for young researchers and is dedicated to contibuting to the diversity and inclusion of AI-related expertise. As such, the graduate school strengthens Sweden’s and Europe’s much-needed understanding of the challenges and consequences of autonomous systems and AI in society. The graduate school complements existing PhD programs by contributing to a wide interdisciplinary competence in humanities and social sciences and its relation to AI and autonomous systems.

The graduate school builds the foundation for future groundbreaking research and is establishing a modern cutting-edge basis for

  • Studying the consequences of AI and autonomous systems
  • How humanities and social sciences can inform research in AI and autonomous systems
  • How AI techniques can be used to advance the humanities and social sciences.

    Strong Interdisciplinary Network

    The graduate school takes a cohort-based approach, bringing together students from a wide variety of backgrounds in interdisciplinary teams to address real problems taking account of the individual, societal, and ethical implications of AI.

    Several PhD positions adhered to WASP-HS are announced across Swedish universities and research institutes each year. For more information about open positions, see opportunities.

    For WASP-HS PhD Students

    Please see more information for already enrolled WASP-HS PhD student on the internal website. If you have not been given more information about the internal website despite being part of the WASP-HS community, do not hesitate to contact the program office. Please note that the internal website is currently under construction and will be announced to the WASP-HS community once it is up and running.

    Contact

    For inquiries regarding the graduate school, please contact us at graduate.school@wasp-hs.org

    Eva Sjöstrand

    Graduate School Coordinator

    Ericka Johnson

    Graduate School Director