MSc People-Centred Artificial Intelligence (online)

We seek applicants who are interested in channelling tech expertise to leverage innovation for the betterment of people and society. While not a hard requirement, it’s strongly recommended that prospective students have an undergraduate degree in engineering, physical, mathematical or computer science, as there is a significant amount of programming in the course.

Applicants must have a minimum of a lower second-class honours (2:2) UK undergraduate degree, or a recognised equivalent international qualification. 

Because there is a significant amount of programming in the course, we strongly recommend that applicants have a degree in one of the following disciplines: 

We will also consider graduates with relevant work or programming experience. 

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The online course prepares you for a broad range of career paths beyond tech-facing roles. While this may include joining one of the big tech companies, you could also carve your own path via the entrepreneurial route or by pursuing further research. 

The social approach of this course can help those looking to channel their tech expertise to leverage innovation for the betterment of people and society. You could do this as a regulatory agent or policy maker, and shape the laws that control AI implementation both in the UK and around the world. 

You could also leverage the cross-disciplinary research to use AI to solve challenges in industries such as finance, healthcare, manufacturing or entertainment. With the rapid growth of AI changing the way we live, work, learn and play, your career opportunities are limitless.

Our MSc helps you prepare for roles such as:

The MSc consists of 180 credits and is divided into 11 fully autonomous credit-bearing modules, delivered through a ‘carousel’ approach across six terms. All modules are worth 15 credits, except the final project, which is worth 30 credits.