Summer Fellowship
viaData Science for Social Good•
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Difficulty
Beginner
Cost
N/A
Format
Instructor Led
Delivery
In-Person
Time Commitment
1 weeks 1 hrs/week
The Eric & Wendy Schmidt Data Science for Social Good Fellowship is a summer program at the University of Chicago, focusing on data science projects with social impact. Over three months, fellows collaborate with governments and nonprofits on real-world issues, enhancing skills in data mining, machine learning, and big data. Participants work in teams, supported by mentors from academia and industry, to address challenges in sectors like health, education, and transportation.
Graduate and undergraduate students in quantitative fields
Open to aspiring data scientists worldwide
Ideal for those interested in social impact projects
Three-month program in Chicago
Hands-on projects with nonprofits and government
Mentorship from industry and academic experts
Enhanced skills in data analytics and machine learning
Experience in high-impact social projects
Collaboration experience with diverse teams
No certifications are covered by this course.
Student 2009
The course content is typically aligned with current industry standards and includes practical case studies to enhance understanding. Most programs are divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, making them accessible to learners from different backgrounds.
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