City St George's, University of London · Online study
Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence
Once better known in sci-fi movies and books, artificial intelligence now underpins many of our daily activities and interactions. Cultivate the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to specialise in this area of ever-growing demand in business and…
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School of Science and Technology · Computing
Once better known in sci-fi movies and books, artificial intelligence now underpins many of our daily activities and interactions. Cultivate the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to specialise in this area of ever-growing demand in business and industry with our 100% online MSc Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence programme. Developed for graduates looking to develop digital careers, but without the academic background to do so, this master’s programme offers a broad postgraduate computer science education combined with the specialist skills and knowledge needed to succeed in this exciting field. We are an employability-focussed institution with teaching and learning supported by deep commercial and organisational connections, and more than 120 years’ experience delivering science and technology education. Your course content will be 100% online and part-time, so you can work and maintain life commitments while you learn. You can also get started when you’re ready, right after admission, with no formal start date for this programme.
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