Learn to Work with Google AI Professional
The Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin, Comenius University Bratislava, and the Slovak Alliance for Innovation Economy (SAPIE), in cooperation with Google, are offering the free online Google AI Professional course. The course is designed for both students and employees who want to learn how to use artificial intelligence effectively and responsibly in their studies and the workplace. Register today!
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A practical, hands-on programme developed by experts at Google. Participants will learn about the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, effective prompting and the responsible use of AI. They will then explore its practical applications in six areas:
- brainstorming and planning,
- research and analysis,
- writing and communication,
- content creation,
- data analysis,
- building applications without coding.
The course is delivered in English through self-paced learning on the Coursera platform. It is fully online, takes approximately 10 hours to complete and is also suitable for beginners. The programme includes more than 20 practical activities through which participants will create a portfolio of solutions that can be applied in practice.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Google certificate that they can add to their CV or share on LinkedIn.
The course is intended for both students and employees of the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin, Comenius University Bratislava.
- Participation in the course is free of charge.
- Registration deadline: 9 October 2026
- Registered participants will receive an invitation and access information directly from the Coursera platform.
Details about the course content and delivery are available on the Google AI Professional course information page.
Registration
Register today using our online registration form.
You will receive an invitation and access information by email from the Coursera platform after 9 October 2026.


