aivancity · India Study Tour
Two weeks of academic and technological immersion at the heart of Indiaâs Silicon Valley: combining artificial intelligence lectures, cutting-edge research and visits to deep tech companies.
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An academic cooperation programme combining lectures, research into artificial intelligence and immersion in one of the worldâs most dynamic deep tech ecosystems, in partnership with a leading Indian university.
Every year, aivancity organises this Learning Trip in partnership withthe International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IIIT-B), as part of the MSc in Data Engineering & Artificial Intelligence programme.
Unlike a standard study trip, this programme includes modules taught by IIIT-B researchers: computer vision, natural language processing, generative and agent-based AI, fast algorithms and geospatial AI, interspersed with a mini-datathon that is assessed and concludes with a certificate ceremony.
In addition, there are visits to deep tech companies, an exploration of Indian public digital infrastructures such as MOSIP and Beckn, and a cultural immersion in Bangalore and Mysuru. All this is delivered in a format that combines academic rigour with an international outlook.
India is not just a demographic giant. It is a technological powerhouse with cutting-edge research, a dense deep-tech ecosystem and digital infrastructure that is unique in the world â something that can only be fully understood by experiencing it first-hand.
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12 days, combining AI courses at IIIT-B, visits to deep tech companies and an exploration of Indiaâs digital ecosystem. The programme, institutions and speakers for the Class of 2026.
From the IIIT-B campus to companies in Whitefield and Electronic City, via the Palace of Mysuru: a journey that alternates between cutting-edge lectures, industrial visits and cultural immersion.
Photos to follow. Each space below may be replaced by actual photos of the Class of 2026.








Six institutions representing the 2026 edition: academic, digital infrastructure, deep tech and cultural. The programme varies each year depending on current partnerships.






The researchers and speakers from IIIT-B whom we met over the course of the two weeks, representing our Indian academic partner.