Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has started accepting applications for the second batch of the nine-week offline program KSE Agentic AI School. The training is designed for 35 participants, is free of charge and provides a monthly scholarship equivalent to $600, as well as free accommodation for students from other cities.
Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has started accepting applications for the second batch of the nine-week offline program KSE Agentic AI School. The training is designed for 35 participants, is free of charge and provides a monthly scholarship equivalent to $600, as well as free accommodation for students from other cities.
This was reported by the KSE press service. The training will start on October 26, 2026, and the acceptance of applications will continue until October 5. Based on the results of the successful defense of the final project, participants will receive 6 ECTS credits and certificates.
The program is aimed at 11th grade high school students with strong mathematical backgrounds, students of computer science and engineering majors, as well as developers and data scientists. The training will be held offline in Kyiv at sheltered locations. Participants in the main track will have access to GPU infrastructure and an agent runtime for designing and deploying autonomous AI systems.
The second set features a new business track. It is designed for entrepreneurs, product managers, and executives who have an idea for an AI product or feature but don’t necessarily have programming skills. They will work in teams with technical participants as Product Owners and develop MVP requirements. There is no stipend for participants in the business track.
"AI is a technology that cannot be ignored. On the one hand, it provides deep insights and automates processes that used to take time. On the other hand, those who transfer all thinking to AI are cognitively capitulating. KSE Agentic AI School is a solution and knowledge on how to prevent this capitulation and be in the first generation of AI-agent architects in Ukraine," said KSE President Tymofiy Mylovanov.
The final stage of the training will be Demo Day, during which teams will present their developments to industry experts and business representatives. The most promising projects will be able to apply for funding and further development in the KSE business ecosystem.
It is noted that the participants of the first batch of the program have already created their own products, and some of them have received cooperation offers from international IT companies.
