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Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence

Apply for a 2026/2027 Fall and Spring TIAI Student Internship

Deadline: October 1, 2026

Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence seeks to recruit several student interns for Fall and Spring 2026/2027. During the semester, the interns will be expected to work 10 hours per week, have weekly assignment deadlines, and weekly meetings with their supervisor. Students will assist faculty and staff on ongoing projects at the Institute. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in other center-related learning activities.

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AI for Social Good

Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence (TIAI) serves as the central hub for AI research, education, and collaboration at Tufts University. We are dedicated to accelerating the rate of scientific discovery while simultaneously improving the well-being of all.
 

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Tufts offers programs and courses that prepare students to understand, apply, and evaluate artificial intelligence across fields. Explore programming that connects technical foundations with ethics, social impact, and real-world applications.

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Explore Programs and Courses

Tufts offers programs and courses that prepare students to understand, apply, and evaluate artificial intelligence across fields. Explore programming that connects technical foundations with ethics, social impact, and real-world applications.

View Academic Offerings

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