Om tjänsten
Artificial intelligence is transforming society. AI Sweden is the national centre for applied artificial intelligence, jointly
funded by the Swedish government and our partners, both public and private. Our mission is to accelerate the use of AI for the
benefit of our society, our competitiveness, and for everyone living in Sweden.
We are now looking for students to join the Unsupervised Track of AI Sweden's Master Thesis Program.
Important: This track is for students who already have a thesis topic and supervisor. You will not be provided with a project from
us. We are looking for independent, proactive students who want to leverage our community and resources to complete their work.
About the Program
The Unsupervised Track is designed for students who have defined their own thesis project.
As a participant, you'll gain access to:
- A collaborative environment: Benefit from a community of peers and experts by sharing experiences and tackling challenges
together.
What we're looking for
We believe the ideal candidate for this track is a person who:
Who can take part?
To take part in the Master Thesis Program, you must either be a student at an AI Sweden partner university, or write your thesis
with an AI Sweden partner organization. Before you express your interest through this ad, check out the partner list to make sure
you qualify to participate.
Our partner universities are at the moment Blekinge Institute of Technology, University of Borås, Chalmers University of
Technology, University of Gothenburg, Stockholm School of Economics, Halmstad University, University West, Linköping University,
Linnaeus University, Lund University, Malmö University, Swedish Defence University, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
and Örebro University.
Have you already decided on a thesis topic? Great! Make sure to state your project and any potential collaboration in your
application.
Collaborative project? If you are two students writing your thesis together, you can either submit one joint application or apply
individually and mention your collaboration in both applications.
Still looking for a topic? You can either submit an application and inform us about your topic later, or come back to complete
your application once you have a topic in mind.
In order to comply with all applicable immigration and export control regulations, we are limiting this opportunity to citizens
and permanent residents of EU, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, India, the UK, Canada, USA, Mexico, Japan, and South Korea.
Applications close at the beginning of January 2027. For any questions, please contact our Head of Talent Programs, Sofia Hedén