Ukrainian IT company MacPaw will collaborate with the Ukrainian Catholic University on educational projects, research, and student internships.
Ukrainian IT company MacPaw will collaborate with the Ukrainian Catholic University on educational projects, research, and student internships.
The company informed the DOU publication about the partnership.
The collaboration involves nine students from the Faculty of Applied Sciences at UCU receiving scholarships from the company for the year. MacPaw did not disclose the amount involved, but noted that the number of scholarship recipients may increase next year.
MacPaw did not disclose the amount of the scholarship, but clarified in a comment that the scholarships will be paid throughout the year. Also, based on the results, the number of scholarship recipients may be increased next year.
Dean of the Faculty of Applied Sciences of UCU Oles Dobosevich believes that cooperation with MacPaw will help students create their own products and companies.
UCU students will be able to work on MacPaw research, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence. «The best way to develop an AI engineer is to start collaborating while still studying,» said Volodymyr Kubitsky, Director of AI MacPaw.
Earlier, MacPaw CEO Oleksandr Kosovan spoke about the active development of the internal team working on the Eney artificial intelligence assistant. At the end of August, the company had three open vacancies for AI specialists.
