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Machine Learning school, Yandex Uzbekistan A yearlong educational program focused on machine learning for anyone who wants to be an ML engineer. Created with the support of the Yandex School of Data Analysis. 🏫 Venue: School of Data Analysis, New Uzbekistan University 💵 Program cost: free 🔰 Mode: offline, evening classes 📋 Language: English ✅ Structure: 2 semesters (Oct - Jan, Jan - May) You will learn: - Math Foundations for ML: Linear Algebra, Probability & Statistics, Calculus - Machine Learning - Deep Learning: Computer Vision, NLP, LLMs - Reinforcement learning Official link | Apply now Deadline: 10 September 2026

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In a world where people fight for power, money, and status, where some are willing to compromise their principles and even change themselves for the sake of gain, I'm increasingly realizing one simple truth: The most valuable thing is not to lose yourself. You can achieve a lot, reach a high position, have money and influence. But for me, true success is to go through all of that and remain a decent person. Not to change your values depending on who is in front of you. Not to look down on people. Not to forget where you came from. Ultimately, positions change, money comes and goes, but the kind of person you were remains.

Liftoff Founders Week (London) — 5 days, £1,000 stipend, travel and accommodation included, for those who want to start an AI safety organization. A week where you find co-founders, turn an idea into a plan, and pitch it to grant providers at Coefficient Giving. Organized by Pivotal, LISA, and the UK AI Forum. 🚀 About the Program — Related to Project Tailwind — a Coefficient Giving initiative for founders launching ambitious AI safety projects addressing problems that are currently not being addressed. — Project Tailwind pre-seed grants range from $200,000 to $2 million. — Involves a minimum of 30 founders, researchers, and operational specialists. 📅 How the Week Works (November 9-13, 2026, LISA, London) — Monday: Introductions to participants and potential co-founders, learning about Tailwind, meetings with grant providers. — Tuesday-Wednesday: Choosing a problem, developing a theory of change, creating a plan and budget for the first 12 months, and building a team; office hours with founders, researchers, and Coefficient Giving. — Thursday: 10-minute pitch to Coefficient Giving grant providers, with written feedback the same day. — Friday: Decisions about next steps. — After the week: Promising teams receive 2-4 weeks of support from LISA and Pivotal to write a full application; funding decisions are made within 2 weeks. ⭐ What Participants Receive — £1,000 stipend — Travel to London and accommodation for the entire week. — Opportunity to meet potential co-founders (a team of 2-4 people, or your own idea – your choice). — Access to experienced founders, researchers, and grant providers. 👤 Who Can Apply — Founders: You have experience creating and leading an organization, program, or product. — Researchers: You have experience in AI safety or a related field, and can lead a major research direction. — Operational Specialists: You are strong in areas essential for a new organization: operations, communications, and field development. — You do not need to have a ready-made idea or co-founder. It is enough to choose directions from Tailwind that interest you, and you can change course during the week. — Evaluated based on: relevant experience, what you have already built, and a clear answer to the question of why you want to create a new organization rather than join an existing one. — Participation is preferably in person for the entire week. 📋 The application takes less than 15 minutes: experience, which group best describes you, and which Tailwind areas are most appealing to you. 🔥 Application Deadline: October 12, 2026 — Review and 20-minute calls: October 12-15 — Decisions: by October 19 🔗 Apply: airtable.com/appvm1dLrzi6D31gu/pagBEovwu0WGwjeOg/form 🔗 More details: joinliftoff.ai 🔗 About Project Tailwind: coefficientgiving.org/tailwind

Hey everyone ❤️ I’ve been working on Opportunities Platform for a long time now, and many of you have been part of this journey for months or even years. As we move towards the end of the year, I want to pause and genuinely understand one thing: What has Opportunities Platform meant to you? If you’ve ever found an opportunity through us, received guidance, attended one of our sessions, got connected to someone, or simply felt supported by this community, I’d really appreciate it if you could take 5–10 minutes to share a short testimony or feedback. There’s no fixed format, and you don’t need to write something long. Write as much or as little as you feel is appropriate. Just be honest about your experience. Please mention: • Name • Country • Age • Current status — High school student / University student / Graduate / Working / Other • Date of writing • Your testimony/feedback If possible, please add your testimony in a new sheet rather than the previous sheet, so we can keep this year's reflections organised separately. Link here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YUWBfpU2gSa90DdK_DBYirMuvESc8JM81gmdP2xb04Y/edit?usp=sharing We haven’t really asked our community for feedback properly, and I think it’s important that we do this now — not just to celebrate what went well, but also to understand what we could have done better, what we should continue, and what we should avoid going forward. You don’t have to write something perfect. Just tell us what your experience has been. It would genuinely mean a lot to me and the entire Opportunities Platform team if as many of you as possible could contribute. Your words will help us understand the impact we’ve had and, more importantly, how we can support you better in the future. Thank you for being part of this journey. ❤️

128 Free Online Courses from Harvard – From Python and Statistics to Ancient Literature and Child Protection The Harvard Professional and Lifelong Learning catalog offers courses from various Harvard schools (Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Kennedy School, Medical School, Chan School of Public Health, and others), all online and available immediately after registration, at your own pace. 📚 A selection of courses in areas that are most often of interest to prospective students 💻 Programming and Data — Introduction to Data Science with Python – data analysis using Python with Pavlos Raptopoulos — Introduction to Probability – the language and tools for working with data and uncertainty — Principles, Statistical and Computational Tools for Reproducible Data Science (8 weeks) — Introduction to Digital Humanities (7 weeks) – digital methods for research in the humanities — MLOps for Scaling TinyML (7 weeks) 🏛 Humanities — Ancient Masterpieces of World Literature (6 weeks) – how ancient cultures defined themselves through literature — Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Ghost (4 weeks) — Modern China's Foundations: The Manchus and the Qing and China's First Empires and the Rise of Buddhism (15 weeks each) — Courses on religious studies: Religious Literacy, Hinduism Through Its Scriptures, Judaism Through Its Scriptures 🌍 Social Sciences and Politics — Leadership for Purposeful Change: Creating Public Value (7 weeks) — CitiesX: The Past, Present and Future of Urban Life (11 weeks) — Child Protection: Children's Rights in Theory and Practice (16 weeks) – protecting children from violence, exploitation, and neglect through law, policy, and practice 🔬 Science and Health — Principles of Biochemistry — The Health Effects of Climate Change (7 weeks) — Energy Within Environmental Constraints (10 weeks) — Building Personal Resilience: Managing Anxiety and Mental Health (6 weeks) – a course from the Harvard Medical School faculty — Super-Earths and Life (15 weeks) 💼 Business — Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies — Innovating in Health Care (9 weeks) 💡 Why this is useful for prospective students: Harvard courses in your field of interest are a real argument for your motivation letter and a way to test your interest in a major before applying. However, keep in mind: the certificate for an online course does not replace exams and does not grant credits at the university – it is an additional item in your portfolio. 🔍 The catalog allows you to filter by subject, duration, difficulty (from introductory to advanced), and Harvard schools – a total of 5 pages of results. 🔗 Catalog of free courses: pll.harvard.edu/catalog/free

"As the weather gets colder, the last thing you need is a cold plunge. Fortunately, NonTrivial won’t throw you into the deep end. When it comes to prestigious research programs, the first thing that comes to mind can be drowning in expectations. But Non-Trivial is built to teach you how to swim. With friendly facilitators and an army of peers, there’s always someone who can offer a helping hand. But the last thing you want is a hand that never lets go. Fortunately, Non-Trivial won’t hold your hand either. The facilitators won’t hand you a problem, how to approach it, or write your paper for you. They’re here to guide you through the process. That means resources galore, weekly calls for advice, and rapid responses to frantic DMs when everything seems to go wrong." If you’re between 14 and 20 and haven’t started college yet, apply for the Non-Trivial fellowship, a free, fully remote, and worldwide mentorship program that offers advice and project grants up to $10,000! Whether you’re trying to get your feet wet with research or are Michael Phelps himself, as long as you’re willing to work through tough problems and want to help fix the world, this program could be meant for you. Visit ​​the link in the comments for more details. Priority apps end December 15th, so get swimming! Apply now: http://non-trivial.org/apply

Global Leadership Challenge 2026 (Oxford + St. Gallen Symposium) — 5 days online, Oxford certificate, and a chance to win an all-expenses-paid trip to the symposium in Switzerland. A joint initiative from the University of Oxford and the St. Gallen Symposium for young leaders: instead of listening to lectures, you'll work with a team to develop projects addressing real-world challenges posed by partner companies. :earth_africa: About the Program — 100 participants from around the world. Previous cohorts: 80+ countries, 100 participants, and 20 senior advisors. — Dates: December 10-14, 2026, requiring approximately five half-days. — Participation is possible virtually from anywhere in the world. — 2026 themes: Swiss Re (how companies can build a future workforce in the age of AI and uncertainty), Schwarzman Scholars (how to develop a program for training global leaders), and a third partner will be announced later. — Format: character development, dialogues with leaders from different generations, and project work based on design thinking principles. :star: What Participants Receive — An official certificate from the University of Oxford and the St. Gallen Symposium (for those who actively participate in all sessions). — Access to leading academics and business/policy leaders. — The opportunity to apply for further leadership mentoring from the Oxford Character Project. — The three winning teams will attend the 56th St. Gallen Symposium in April 2027 as "Leaders of Tomorrow" — travel and accommodation are fully covered. :silhouette: Who Can Apply — Master's and PhD students or young professionals aged 21-30. — Bachelor's degree must be completed. — Demonstrated commitment to responsible leadership through extracurricular activities or work experience. — Open to all countries and all disciplines. — Active participation in all sessions is mandatory. :clipboard: Application Requirements — CV (PDF), portrait photo, proof of enrollment (for students). — Selection of a keynote speaker you would like to hear. — A video (up to 40 seconds) in English — your message to world leaders about responsible leadership. — One specific example (up to 50 words) of how you personally apply responsible leadership. :fire: Application Deadline: November 5, 2026 (application period opens on September 29). :warning: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis — don't wait until the last day. :link: Application Form: form.jotform.com/262503401593047 :link: More Information: leadership-challenge.org

Doing this research competition almost guarantees your Harvard, Stanford and MIT acceptances. It’s completely free, insanely prestigious, and you apply completely online. We’ll provide you the competition name and website link at the end of this post. You submit a full, original research paper in any field: it can be AI, biology, physics, or data science. Your work gets evaluated by top PhD scientists, and winning this competition immediately shows to the admissions officers that you’re at the top 5% of all the applicants. Over 50% of the winners of this competition end up at schools like Harvard, MIT, and Stanford. It’s essentially the highest-tier credential you can put on a college application. The competition name is Regeneron Science Talent Search. See Their Website: https://www.societyforscience.org/regeneron-sts/ Follow and join our channel for more useful opportunities. Share this post with your classmates, friends and relatives.

Hi, youth leaders! 👋 Do you have a project idea for your community or your club? Girl Up will soon open applications for Project Awards, with grants of up to USD 1,000 to make it happen! This Saturday, we’re hosting an informative webinar to learn how to apply and get exclusive tips. Register here: ⬇️ English webinar- Saturday 10 AM ET https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/j3Kd5MIeQjWRxXlUwbCpcQ Spanish webinar- Saturday 11:30 AM ET https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Mrwjq6BiRDCniA2puP0YcA

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Professor Stephen Schueller teaches at the University of California, Irvine within the School of Social Ecology. He is recruiting a PhD student for the Fall 2027 intake through the Psychology PhD Program. You can share this formatted information and the associated links directly with your student network.PhD Position DetailsInstitution: University of California, Irvine, School of Social Ecology Program: Psychology PhD Program for Fall 2027 Lab Focus: Digital mental health, youth mental health, and AI and mental health Application Deadline: December 1, 2026 Applicant InstructionsYou need strong prior research experience that aligns with the lab's interests. Do not email Professor Schueller to express interest. Professor Schueller does not meet with prospective students before they apply. You should review his recent publications on Google Scholar, the application instructions for the clinical psychology program, and information about the CERES Center. Reference LinksApplication and Program Information 1: https://lnkd.in/gydPz_vy Application and Program Information 2: https://lnkd.in/ger8eDVs CERES Center: https://ceres-uci.org/

Fellowship opportunities for high school students check the post for more info: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/opportunities-platform_highschoolstudents-studentleadership-globalchangemakers-activity-7506902682939424768-GGX5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAC1-fKQBTnBiY6D-n32kn7Aa0EtFdYDYKQE

Please kindly nominate the schools in your regions so that the deserving school works for humanity and providing education for free to get the financial support. You never know your one recommendation can change the lives of a thousand students. I would personally request people from Palestine, syria and Afghanistan and other war affected areas like Ukraine to consider this opportunity and share this with your friends and school groups.

ARE YOU READY TO DEEPEN YOUR IMPACT AS A PEACEBUILDER? Discover a transformative one-year fellowship for young leaders who have already started something meaningful – and are ready to grow their project, their leadership, their network, and their capacity to create lasting change. Fellows come from all over the world, working across sectors and issue areas, each tackling one of Billion Acts’ 10 key issue areas from the ground up and building peace in the process. https://www.billionacts.org/fellowship

They're excited to announce applications and nominations are now open for the second annual Global Schools Prize. Organised by the Varkey Foundation, the $1 million Global Schools Prize is the largest prize of its kind, celebrating schools that are reimagining education for the future. Last year's inaugural winner, Lebanon's Alsama Project, was selected from nearly 3,000 applications and nominations across 113 countries for its work providing life-changing education to displaced Syrian and Palestinian teenagers. This year, the Prize recognises schools across 10 categories, including AI Transformation, Sustainability, STEM Education, and Teacher Development. Category winners receive $50,000, with one overall winner awarded a further $500,000 to expand their impact. As someone who has previously engaged with our prizes, we wanted you to be among the first to know. If you know a school going above and beyond to deliver quality education, we'd love for them to apply or be nominated. Key dates: Applications close: 16 December 2026 Top 50 Finalists announced: March 2027 Winner announced: May 2027 Apply here" : https://varkeyfoundation.awardsplatform.com/ Nominate a school: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSck3h2vWGP8xS-L3sbASLdCzjot28j-EIuz2LvtDY6bOW8lrA/viewform For further information, visit www.globalschoolsprize.org They look forward to celebrating this year's outstanding schools. Warm regards, The Varkey Foundation Team