MSc Artificial Intelligence (Online)

Why choose Herts?

  • Our MSc in Artificial Intelligence (Online) mirrors the experience of our Artificial Intelligence Lab and is regularly updated to reflect the most recent developments in the field ensuring you are fully prepared after graduation.
  • The course focuses on the exciting fields of AI programming and advanced algorithms, designing and developing responsible AI software, and studying, understanding, and applying machine learning logic.
  • The mode of delivery and assessments is project and problem solving based, combining real-life scenarios with a reflective learning experience, aimed at developing the highest level of problem solving and AI development skills.

About the course

The award builds on the extensive experience and long-established reputation of our Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, in researching areas such as AI, AI programming, and machine learning. Artificial Intelligence has been taken to a new level by the current developments in the industry, implementing it in almost all sectors, such as vehicle engineering, medicine, finance, services, big data analytics, and cybersecurity. The MSc Artificial Intelligence (Online) embeds these developments through subjects, aiming at developing the most current and required skills in the industry.

Why choose this course?

Find out more information about how online study works, funding and how to apply.

  • One of a range of advanced courses within our postgraduate Master's programme in Computer Science, this particular course provides you with a specialism in Artificial Intelligence.
  • Advanced topics studied include AI programming, machine learning, AI theory and practice, and responsible technologies.
  • You will gain an internationally recognised master's degree from the UK's University of Hertfordshire.
  • Flexible online learning allows you to fit study around your other commitments, without travel and accommodation costs.
  • Taught by a highly regarded and long-established computer science department.
  • Benefit from the same academic standards and quality control procedures as our equivalent on campus course.

What will I study?

Our online MSc programmes are taught 100% online through the University’s virtual learning environment, StudyNet. Assessment is by coursework and online tests.

You will receive learning materials, take part in discussions and submit your assignments online. Additionally, you will receive study resources such as key e-books and any specialist software. You will have access to the University's extensive online library facilities, or be able to visit in person if you so choose.

The amount of study time required is no different from that needed for an on-campus programme. You should expect to spend at least 30 hours per week if studying full-time, and in proportion if part-time.

  • Level 7
    Module Credits Compulsory/optional
    Artificial Intelligence Programming (COM) 30 Credits Compulsory
    Machine Learning (COM) 30 Credits Compulsory
    Responsible Technology (COM) 30 Credits Compulsory
    Theory and Practice of Artificial Intelligence (COM) 30 Credits Compulsory
    Artificial Intelligence Masters Project (COM) 60 Credits Compulsory
  • Further course information

    Course fact sheets
    MSc Artificial Intelligence (Online) Download
    Programme specifications
    MSc Computer Science (Modular) On-Line/Tutored E-Learning Download
    Additional information

    Sandwich placement or study abroad year

    n/a

    Applications open to international and EU students

    Yes

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