Fellowship Program
Data Science for Social Good 2026 in Munich
Call for Applications
03.08.2026 - 02.10.2026
LMU Main Building
The Data Science for Social Good (DSSG) is an intensive two-month summer program that brings together motivated students and researchers to work on real-world data science projects with meaningful societal impact. The program offers participants the opportunity to apply data science methods to pressing social challenges. Fellows collaborate in interdisciplinary teams and are guided by experienced technical mentors and project managers.
Who Can Apply?
Applications are open to:
- Bachelor’s students nearing graduation
- Master’s students
- PhD students
- Recent graduates
Prior experience in data science or social sciences is beneficial, but not required. A strong interest in coding, data-driven problem solving, and social impact is essential.
What the Program Offers
- A full-time scholarship for the duration of the program
- Hands-on experience working on impactful, real-world projects
- Mentorship from industry-experienced professionals
- Complementary lectures and educational sessions
- A collaborative and interdisciplinary environment
Requirements
- Full-time commitment throughout the program
- On-site participation in Munich (no virtual option available)
- Good English language skills
Application deadline: April 24, 2026
Organized by:
MCML
Department of Statistics at LMU Munich
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