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Welcome to UBC’s Advanced Machine Learning – Training Network

 

Built on the foundation of your degree, AML-TN connects you with leading researchers, exposes you to diverse approaches, and prepares you to take on new challenges in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Get engaged to turn your academic training into real-world impact.

AML-TN is open to UBC students in Computer Science, Statistics, and Electrical and Computer Engineering. Undergraduates gain early research experience through hands-on research projects, while graduate students access funded research mobility to collaborate with top researchers worldwide. All students benefit from curated technical and professional skills training—helping undergraduates get a head start on their careers while graduate students refine their expertise.

Through AML-TN, students expand their knowledge, sharpen their skills, and open new pathways for their future. Our approach goes beyond the classroom, helping you apply research to real-world problems, collaborate globally, and grow as both a researcher and a professional. Learn more through our 3 focus areas below.

 

Strengthen your degree, broaden your opportunities, and make an impact.

Research Mobility

Opportunities to connect you with experts across our global network.

Spend time at leading institutions, collaborate internationally, and broaden your research perspective.

Skills Development

Go beyond the classroom with curated technical and professional training.

Build expertise, develop leadership skills, and prepare for an impactful career.

Funding

Get financial support for research mobility, training activities, and more.

AML-TN helps remove barriers so you can focus on what matters — your future.

Highlights


  • May 1, 2025

    Undergraduate Research at AML-TN

    Supported by Undergraduate Research Awards (URAs), the next generation of AI/ML researchers are making their mark. Over our… read more


  • June 20, 2024

    Our First Research Stays

    AML-TN’s research mobility program is officially underway! This spring, two students from our inaugural cohort recently travelled to… read more


  • September 5, 2023

    Welcoming Our First Graduate Trainees

    We are thrilled to announce that the first group of graduate students has officially joined AML-TN! This diverse… read more


  • April 18, 2023

    AML-TN Is Awarded Funding!

    We are excited to announce that AML-TN has received a prestigious $1.6 million NSERC CREATE grant, supplemented by… read more

UBC Advanced Machine Learning
Faculty of Science
Vancouver Campus
ICCS 2366 Main Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Email aml-tn@cs.ubc.ca
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