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Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence
MAAI graduates will demonstrate advanced knowledge and practical expertise in the design, governance, and implementation of AI-based systems across diverse professional contexts. They will critically engage with ethical, cultural, organisational, and technical…
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MAAI graduates will demonstrate advanced knowledge and practical expertise in the design, governance, and implementation of AI-based systems across diverse professional contexts. They will critically engage with ethical, cultural, organisational, and technical dimensions of AI, and responsibly apply interdisciplinary skills to solve complex real-world problems, enabling them to lead and innovate in Aotearoa New Zealand's digital economy and beyond.
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A bachelor's degree with a B grade average in courses at level 7, or equivalent. In exceptional circumstances, an applicant may be admitted based on extensive professional and/or scholarly experience deemed equivalent to a bachelor's degree.
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