Frequently Asked Questions
The best way to get to the SCIoI Summer School is to travel to Berlin via train or plane, and then take public transportation to the S-Bahn station Tiergarten. We encourage our applicants to arrive to SCIoI by public transportation on August 20, between 3 and 6pm, in order to check in at B&B Hotel Berlin-Tiergarten at Englische Str. 1-4 , 10587 Berlin.
Attendance is free for all accepted participants, and accommodation and food is covered by SCIoI. We offer travel grants ranging from €200 to €400 depending on the location of the grant receiver. We expect to award up to €200 for applicants coming from within Germany, up to €400 for those living in Europe, and up to €1000 for applicants traveling from outside Europe. To receive a travel grant, you will need to hand in all relevant receipts before the summer school takes place. Note that we will only be able to reimburse 2nd class train tickets, or economy class tickets in case of travel by airplane.
You should be a PhD student or PostDoc, or have written a Master’s thesis in one of the SCIoI disciplines, and have basic Python programming skills.
Yes, on request we can send an invitation letter to your embassy. Please get in contact with us as soon as possible.
It is recommended that you get a health insurance that covers short stays abroad in Germany.
We expect up to 30 participants.
Stay tuned for the annoucement of the SCIoI Summer school next year.
Unfortunately not. It will be an in-person event.
All lectures and workshops will be held at SCIoI in Marchstraße 23, in Berlin. Participants will stay at the B&B Hotel Berlin-Tiergarten, close by.
Not really, as we will provide you with accommodation, three meals a day, and a ticket for public transportation.
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