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Pi School of Artificial Intelligence

Not announced yet

The organiser has not announced this cycle's dates yet. Below is what the latest notice says, and we update this page when the new one is out.

ForFinal year · Master's / PhD · Graduated

What Pi School of Artificial Intelligence is

8-week full-time AI residency on real industry projects with OpenAI/Amazon-tier mentors; weeks 1–7 remote, week 8 in Rome with travel and stay paid

Who can apply

The organiser's rules Global, BSc STEM minimum; selection via CV + HackerRank + interviews; remote-friendly from India

What it pays

“Programme fees of €12,500 fully covered by grants for top engineers”

Important dates

Dates
Not announced yet
Checked
31 October 2026, on Pi School (Rome)'s own page

The receipt

Copied word for word from Pi School (Rome)'s own page, so you can check it yourself:

“The programme fees of 12,500 € are fully covered by the available grants”

Desk notes

Next cohort not announced. The programme page still shows 'Start date Q2 2026' (now past) with no newer cohort date, so a ROLLING tag overstates it. The Apply button is still live. Restore to ROLLING/OPEN once a new start date is published.

FAQ

When will Pi School of Artificial Intelligence open?

It has not been announced yet. Pi School (Rome)'s own page says: "The programme fees of 12,500 € are fully covered by the available grants." We re-check the organiser's page and update this page when the dates are out.

Who can apply for Pi School of Artificial Intelligence?

Global, BSc STEM minimum; selection via CV + HackerRank + interviews; remote-friendly from India.

How much does Pi School of Artificial Intelligence pay?

Pi School (Rome)'s page says: "Programme fees of €12,500 fully covered by grants for top engineers."

Where do I apply for Pi School of Artificial Intelligence?

On Pi School (Rome)'s own site: https://picampus-school.com/programme/school-of-artificial-intelligence/. The Deadline Desk links only to the organiser's page, never an aggregator.