About the program

OVERVIEW

The TALOS AI4SSH at the University of Crete is pleased to announce the launch of the “TALOS Lab Internship Program”! This initiative offers a unique opportunity for bachelor and postgraduate students to gain hands-on experience and contribute to innovative projects at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and the Humanities & Social Sciences (SSH).

The program is designed to equip participants with practical skills in AI applications for SSH, fostering their digital literacy, research capabilities, and interdisciplinary expertise. Through this experience, interns will engage with cutting-edge technologies, enhancing their ability to navigate the evolving landscape of AI-driven research.

Who can attend

ELIGIBILITY

UNDERGRADUATE

Undergraduate students in disciplines such as Philology, History, Archaeology, Education, Philosophy, Computer Science, and Artificial Intelligence.

POSTGRADUATE

Postgraduate students pursuing advanced degrees in related fields.

See the Program's Regulation in Greek

Program Guide

Spring Semester 2025

The internship period for the spring semester of the academic year 2024-25 is from 10/2/2025 to 23/5/2025 (13 weeks in total). The students’ workspace will be at the UCRC office Γ3. Upon completion of the internship, they will receive a certificate of participation. While the program does not offer remuneration, students will have the opportunity to compete for the Open Dataset Reuse Award.

Meet our

TRAINEES

Marina Tzortzakaki

Marina is a postgraduate student in the Department of Philology at the UoC. During her TALOS internship Marina will produce a sentiment analysis pipeline for Latin texts. 

Dimitris Malliarakis

Dimitris is an undergraduate student in the Department of History and Archaeology at the UoC. The main subjects of his internship are: (a) Creation of a website for the digital collection for Hellenistic numismatics, (b) final report, (c) Video creation for Talos YouTube channel.

Stavros Mitsianis

Stavros is a postgraduate student in the Department of History and Archaeology at the UoC. The main subjects of his internship are: (a) Review and finalize the dataset Hellenistic events Dataset Link, (b) final report, (c) Video creation for Talos YouTube channel.

Maria Tzanaki

Maria is an undergraduate student at the Department of Primary Education at the UoC. The main subjects of her internship are: (a) Terminology about Greek Language School Curricula, , (b) final report, (c) Video creation for Talos YouTube channel.

Camille Bezet

Camille is postgraduate student at University Chergy Pontoise (Paris, France) and is joining TALOS lab from May 1st until July 30th 2025. Camille will be working on a digital exhibition for a virtual museum.

What TALOS AI4SSH offers?

Training

Mentorship

Hands-on Experience

Collaboration

Visibility

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