MSc Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
The MSc Artificial Intelligence & Data Science programme is designed to support the career development of AI and data science professionals by providing graduates with the in-depth knowledge, skills and experience that are required by businesses and organisations in the technology sector.
MSc Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Award: | MSc Artificial Intelligence & Data Science |
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Location: | Remote Online Learning
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Study mode: | Flexible, Part-Time |
Duration: | 21 months |
Start date: | 3rd April 2023 9th October 2023 15th January 2024 |
Annual tuition fees (Total amount): | Home: £10,500 International: £10,500 |
Faculty & Research: | Experiential Digital Global Education |
Timetables: | Flexible online learning at your own pace |
Time commitment: | Minimum of 8 to 10 study hours per week |
Your Qualifications: | Coming soon |
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Summary
Our MSc Artificial Intelligence & Data Science offers a programme of study that has been designed to support the career development of AI and data science professionals by providing graduates with the in-depth knowledge, skills and experience that are required by businesses and organisations in the technology sector. Read more
Degree Overview
Approach to Learning
The flexible, part-time structure of this programme allows students to learn at the highest level and progress into higher-skilled occupations. Our programme has been built with an employer group to ensure that learners can be more productive at work as soon as possible, getting involved in activity at work to embed the knowledge, skills, experience and behaviours learned throughout the degree programme. Read more
Career Outcomes
In their daily work, an employee in this occupation interacts with a broad spectrum of people and collaborates with, and provides technical authority and insight to, a diverse business community of Senior Leaders, Data Scientists, Data Engineers, Statisticians, Analysts, Research and Development Scientists and Academics. Their interactions extend to working externally alongside other organisations, such as local and international governments, businesses, policy regulators, academic research scientists and non-technical audiences. They will work independently and collaboratively as required, reporting to Heads of Data, Chief Architects, Company Directors, Product Managers and senior decision makers within any organisation.