The University of Law · Part-time
Computing and Artificial Intelligence
Our MSc Computing and Artificial Intelligence course combines practical computing expertise with cutting-edge AI knowledge, helping you develop the technical skills and confidence to solve real-world challenges in an increasingly data-driven world. Why choose…
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The University of Law · Computing
Our MSc Computing and Artificial Intelligence course combines practical computing expertise with cutting-edge AI knowledge, helping you develop the technical skills and confidence to solve real-world challenges in an increasingly data-driven world. Why choose our MSc Computing and Artificial Intelligence course? - Become an AI ready computing professional – Build real world intelligent systems through hands-on projects and access to industry recognised certification academies (AWS & Cisco). - Launch your career in AI – Gain the hands-on skills needed to master autonomous and self-learning systems in one of the fastest growing areas of technology. - Design intelligent systems – Move beyond basic coding to design systems that learn, adapt and make independent decisions using deep learning and machine learning. - Develop advanced data expertise – Gain the technical rigour to handle high volume data environments using both relational and NoSQL systems. - Graduate with a portfolio employers can evaluate – Project-based and output-driven assessments mean you leave with demonstrable work, not just a qualification. Present real solutions to real problems to our employer network and build the professional profile needed to stand out in a competitive technology job market. About our MSc Computing and Artificial Intelligence course As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries across the globe, our MSc Computing and Artificial Intelligence course at The University of Law develops the advanced technical knowledge, practical experience and analytical skills needed to succeed in this rapidly evolving field. Designed to combine core computing principles with specialist AI expertise, the programme explores software development, machine learning, computer science, data science and data engineering through hands-on, project-based learning. You’ll work with industry relevant tools and technologies, applying your knowledge to real-world challenges while developing a strong understanding of how intelligent systems are designed, built and deployed. Supported by opportunities to work towards industry recognised certifications through our CISCO Academy and AWS Academy, you’ll graduate with the skills, experience and confidence to pursue careers across AI, software development, computer science, data science and wider technology sectors. This course is currently available at our Leeds and London Bloomsbury campuses and can be studied full-time, part-time, full-time weekend or part-time weekend. Please note that campus locations and study modes are subject to change and may vary by intake and start date. Please check our website for more information.
Getting in
As the university states it
UK entry requirements An undergraduate degree in any subject at 2:2 or above, or equivalent qualifications. Applicants who have previously studied computing or a computing related course are encouraged to review the modules of this programme to ensure they are happy with the progression the MSc Computing and Artificial Intelligence would provide. International entry requirements An English Language level equivalent to IELTS 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component.
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