It's a good day to learn something new, don't you think? Let's take a break from our ML / DL articles today and breathe together. Wouldn't it be nice to have a scholarship with many goodies available to you as a machine learning engineer or researcher-developer? I will be sharing with you how I went through the steps for this scholarship and my own roadmap. If you are looking for ways to achieve an AWS ML scholarship, let's chat together. This scholarship program, along with the adventure of being a core member of the TensorFlow Turkey community, has been a scholarship program that I learned through my dear teacher Yusuf Sarıgoz.

Udacity, the Silicon Valley based lifelong learning platform, announced its newest initiative to expand students' artificial intelligence skills: the Intel Edge AI Scholarship Program. This new scholarship program, announced at the Intel AI Summit and the Future of Education and Workforce Summit in San Francisco, will empower professional developers interested in advanced learning, specifically deep learning and computer vision, to accelerate the development and deployment of high-performance computer vision and deep learning solutions. Computer vision and AI at the edge are becoming instrumental in powering everything from factory assembly lines and retail inventory management to hospital urgent care medical imaging equipment like X-ray and CAT scans. This program will teach fluency in some of the most cutting-edge technologies. Upon successful completion of the first phase of the program, students will also have the opportunity to earn their way to a full scholarship to the Intel Edge AI for IoT Developers Nanodegree program, a brand-new Udacity Nanodegree program built in partnership with Intel.

Udacity, the global lifelong learning platform, together with Bertelsmann, a media, services and education company, announced that applications are now open for 15,000 scholarships in Data, AI, and Cloud-Computing. As Udacity and Bertelsmann shared earlier this year, the new scholarship program is part of a three-year commitment by Bertelsmann to fund 50,000 scholarships. Both companies have partnered to increase learning opportunities in emerging technologies for students across the globe. "There simply aren't enough people who are equipped with Cloud, Data, and Artificial Intelligence skills," said Gabriel Dalporto, CEO of Udacity. "That's why Bertelsmann and Udacity share a commitment to train new talent and diversify the talent pool in these three exciting fields. I'm confident that the Bertelsmann Scholarship Program will empower learners to master new skills and land some of the most exciting and in-demand jobs available today!"

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