Student engagements

Any student egagements will be posted here.

You can also find all student teaching assistant positions at the IE faculty on their website.

IEEE SSCI 2025: Call for Student Volunteers

We welcome applications from students worldwide to volunteer for the 2025 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (IEEE SSCI 2025, taking place in Trondheim, Norway, from March 17-20, 2025. This is a unique opportunity for students to connect with leading experts in Computational Intelligence, gain valuable conference experience, and contribute to the success of this prestigious event.

Currently enrolled as a master's or PhD student during the 2024-2025 academic year are encourage to apply. PhD students who have already submitted or will submit their PhD theses before SSCI 2025 are also eligible to apply if they defend their theses after SSCI 2025.

Read the full call on the IEEE SSCI 2025 website, and submit your application through the following form: Apply Online

The deadline for the application is November 15 2025

For any questions, please contact the SSCI 2025 Local Chairs:

• Xavier Fernando Cuauhtémoc Sánchez Díaz: xavier.sanchezdz[at]ntnu.no
• Özlem Özgöbek: ozlem.ozgobek[at]ntnu.no
• Kazi Shah Nawaz Ripon: kazi.ripon[at]oslomet.no
• Rune Sætre: rune.saetre[at]ntnu.no

Research stay at the University of Waterloo within the field of AI

The International Work-Integrated-Learning in Artificial Intelligence project (IWIL AI) (2023-2026) is lead by The Department of Computer Science at NTNU, and is funded by the Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills (HK-dir).

The iWIL AI project invites master’s and PhD students to apply for a research stay up to 6 months at the University of Waterloo, Canada. The call is open for all the master’s and PhD students who work on artificial intelligence related topics at the Department of Computer Science, NTNU. Students from other departments at NTNU may apply if they have a supervisor in the Department of Computer Science.

The dates of the stay must be within the duration of the PhD/master’s studies and the stay must be finalized no later than November 2026. The duration of the stay needs to be between 3-6 months. Before applying, the applicants must identify (in collaboration with their supervisors) a contact person or a research group at the University of Waterloo who they would like to work with. Please first check the attached list of faculty members from the University of Waterloo to identify this contact. The applicants should not initiate the contact. If the application is found to be successful, the communication will be initiated through the iWIl AI project coordinators. The timeline of the stay can be decided later in the process in connection with the applicant’s supervisor and the contact person at the University of Waterloo.

This is an open call and the committee will evaluate the applications as they come. There will be two calls for applications per year (in November and April) until November 2025. The IWIL AI project will fund stays with a monthly stipend, currently of NOK 7000 and in addition NOK 13820 for travel expenses.

For more information on how to apply please visit iWIL AIs website

Next application deadline: April 15 2024