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Google DeepMind AI Master’s Scholarships Open at Istanbul Technical University for 2026

Google DeepMind AI Master’s Scholarships Open at Istanbul Technical University for 2026

Istanbul Technical University is offering Google DeepMind AI Master’s Scholarships for the 2026–2027 academic session. The award is open to international students admitted to selected M.Sc. programmes who intend to specialise in artificial intelligence. Eligible fields include Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Control and Automation Engineering, and Game and Interaction Technologies. Applicants outside Computer Engineering or Computer Science must be on an AI-focused track. Scholars must take at least four AI electives and complete an AI-related thesis. The scholarship covers four semesters and includes a monthly stipend of $1,000, a $2,400 academic travel grant, a $2,000 equipment grant, and a $2,000 relocation allowance. Female applicants and candidates who are not currently employed will receive priority. Applicants must submit a CV, academic transcript, statement of purpose, and up to three reference letters to ITU AI by 24 July 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Istanbul time. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

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Y
yemi

Has anyone looked into which selected M.Sc. programmes qualify, especially for applicants targeting an AI specialisation?

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J
jaruma

Do you mean the eligible courses listed by Istanbul Technical University, or AI-focused options more broadly?

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K
kris

It is encouraging to see an AI scholarship open to international students for the 2026–2027 session.

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J
jesse

The opportunity sounds useful, but admission to a selected programme still seems like the key hurdle before the scholarship matters.

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T
tolu

Interested applicants should first confirm eligible programmes, then focus on meeting the admission requirements early.

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