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Goldsmiths, University of London · Online study

Artificial Intelligence and Creative Practice (Online)

Discover the future of AI and creativity This programme challenges you to rethink the boundaries of AI, exploring the intersection of tech and creativity. You’ll take courses focused on the user experience of AI – studying creativity frameworks and combining t…

Postgraduate8 monthsOnline study

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Discover the future of AI and creativity This programme challenges you to rethink the boundaries of AI, exploring the intersection of tech and creativity. You’ll take courses focused on the user experience of AI – studying creativity frameworks and combining theory and practice to put AI to work as a collaborator. Graduates go on to enter a wide range of high-growth industries like film, TV, music and culture – working in interactive design, production and animation. Why Choose Computing Online at Goldsmiths? Computer Science equips you with high-demand, well-paid, and globally transferable skills that support diverse careers across technology and related sectors – from software development and data analysis to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. With technology roles projected to grow 5%+ over the next decade, this programme positions you for success in a rapidly expanding field. One-to-one career support: free access to resources including personalised advice, CV review and practice interviews. - Industry: Engage with industry professionals from companies like Amazon and HSBC. - Alumni: Join a global alumni network of over 93,500 members in 160+ countries. - Online Community: Connect with peers and lecturers in a thriving, interdisciplinary online community. Studying online blends flexibility with an immersive, interactive experience. Built with the latest technology and delivered through Moodle, it offers engaging individual and group activities, videos, and direct connections with lecturers and peers. At Goldsmiths, online study fosters creativity, collaboration, and personalised learning.

Getting in

As the university states it

Designed for graduates from the arts, design, media, or humanities disciplines who want to add artificial intelligence skills to their creative practice. You’ll have a BA or BSc Degree at level 2:1 or above in any subject. We do not assume that students will have programmed before. Expect to cover coding and maths, starting at secondary schooling level and above.

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