University of Wolverhampton · Full-time
Artificial Intelligence
The MSc Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a conversion MSc, designed for students from a broad range of disciplines who wish to enhance their existing knowledge and skills in order to open up career opportunities in AI. Why choose this course? Our MSc Artificial…
MSc1 yearFull-time
Browse computer science courses in UK
School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering · Computing
The MSc Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a conversion MSc, designed for students from a broad range of disciplines who wish to enhance their existing knowledge and skills in order to open up career opportunities in AI. Why choose this course? Our MSc Artificial Intelligence is a specialist conversion programme designed to transform graduates from a wide range of disciplines into skilled AI professionals. Whether your background is in humanities, business, science, or engineering, this AI master’s course equips you with the technical and theoretical knowledge to thrive in the fast-growing field of artificial intelligence. Why choose this MSc in Artificial Intelligence? - Accessible to all graduates – The course welcomes students from diverse academic backgrounds. For those without prior experience in mathematics or programming, we provide comprehensive support to help you succeed. - Induction programme – Before starting, you’ll complete an intensive induction in mathematics and programming. This support remains available year-round, with ongoing guidance from our expert teaching team. - Industry-focused learning – Gain hands-on experience with case studies and real-world projects supplied by our industry partners. You’ll also have access to professional cloud environments for modelling and simulation. - Paid internships – As part of the MSc, you’ll have the opportunity to apply for a paid internship with leading organisations, including the The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and Transport for West Midlands
Getting in
As the university states it
A lower second class honours degree in any discipline. GCSE Grade 4 in Mathematics or equivalent. Alternatively; Evidence of industrial experience in a relevant area will be considered. An interview process will also be utilised to verify suitability for the course for candidates with non-standard academic backgrounds but with demonstrable industry experience.
Worth reading next
Bachelor's in Computer Science: The Complete Guide
A complete guide to Computer Science degrees — what you study, entry requirements, real graduate outcomes, cos…
Studying in the UK: The Complete Guide for International Students
A complete guide to studying in the UK — universities, costs, the Student visa, scholarships and the Graduate…
Course details as published by the university. No graduate-outcome statistics are published for UK postgraduate courses, so none are shown.