Projector Institute and Warwick Business School are launching Ukraine’s first AI intensive, which will start on July 25 and will be held online under the academic supervision of Ram D. Gopal.
Projector Institute and Warwick Business School are launching Ukraine’s first AI intensive, which will start on July 25 and will be held online under the academic supervision of Ram D. Gopal.
According to the Projector Institute press service, Ram D. Gopal is a professor of information systems management and analytics at Warwick Business School, academic director of the Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology, and a visiting researcher at The Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for artificial intelligence.
In addition, he is the author of over 100 scientific publications, and his research spans artificial intelligence, fintech, health informatics, and privacy economics.
Previously, Projector Institute announced its first international academic partnership within educational programs with Warwick Business School, one of the leading business schools in the UK.
The first joint AI intensive between Projector Institute and Warwick Business School is dedicated to two areas — Prompt Engineering and Vibe Coding. The program is aimed at professionals from various fields — from product management and marketing to finance and entrepreneurship.
The organizers promise that participants will learn to give AI clear instructions, build AI workflows without writing code, and use artificial intelligence more effectively in daily work.
The training will be conducted in English in an intensive format, consisting of three online sessions lasting four hours each.
You can apply for participation until July 24th at this link. Only 50 participants will be invited to participate to ensure an interactive learning format and effective interaction with the curator.
As previously reported by dev.ua, the Ukrainian venture fund Digital Future , together with the online institute for creative and technical professions Projector Institute, are launching the Digital Future Hackathon.
