The CONSERT Laboratory at the University of West Attica (UniWA) in Athens, Greece, welcomes students from Princeton University to participate in its internship program through the Princeton International Internship Program (IIP).
Since 2021, the CONSERT Lab has been hosting talented students from Princeton for two-month internships. During their stay, interns work closely with our researchers and students on innovative projects in areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Wireless Communication Systems, and Internet of Things (IoT).
What to Expect
As an intern at CONSERT Lab, you will:
- Collaborate on cutting-edge research projects in a dynamic and supportive environment.
- Gain hands-on experience working with advanced technologies and tools.
- Explore Athens and Greek culture, combining academic growth with cultural enrichment.
- Build international networks and engage with peers from around the world.
Alumni Spotlight
We are proud to showcase the achievements of our interns. Visit our alumni page to see the names of students from all over the globe who have interned at our lab, including those from Princeton University.
Why Choose CONSERT?
The CONSERT Lab provides a unique opportunity to work on real-world challenges while enjoying the rich history and vibrant lifestyle of Greece. Our lab’s strong collaboration with international institutions ensures a diverse, inclusive, and inspiring environment for learning and innovation.
How to Apply
If you are a Princeton University student interested in an internship at CONSERT Lab, please contact the Princeton International Internship Program web page on instructions on how to apply, and check the available positions in CONSERT each year. We look forward to welcoming you to Greece!
I have applied for an intership at CONSERT. How will I be informed about my application?
f you are a Princeton University student who has applied for in an internship at CONSERT Lab under the Princeton International Internship Program, you will be informed about the result of your application from Princeton University.
I have been selected for an internship at CONSERT
If you are a Princeton University student selected for in an internship at CONSERT Lab under the Princeton International Internship Program, please contact the Director of the laboratory, Prof. Charalampos Z. Patrikakis, following the acceptance of your application. A lab member will help you plan your trip to Greece, arrange for your accommodation during your stay in Athens, and prove you will information about the University and your internship.