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MSc in
Artificial Intelligence

Two distinct paths, One transformative field.
Choose the track that matches your ambition and start shaping the future of AI.

12 or 24 Months 180 Credits

Which AI masters is right for me?

Technical Track

MSc AI and Machine Learning

  • Designed for engineers, developers, analysts, and technically fluent professionals.
  • Learn: Machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, computer vision, GenAI agent engineering.
  • Become: GenAI Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer, Applied AI Specialist, AI Systems Architect, Lead AI Engineer, ...
Full-time (12 months) or Part-time (24 months)
Starts December 2026
Management Track

MSc AI for Business Transformation

  • Designed for managers, consultants, product leaders, and digital decision-makers. No coding required.
  • Learn: AI strategy, shaping user experience, transformation leadership, digital delivery, AI-led innovation and growth.
  • Become: AI Consultant, AI Product Manager, AI Transformation Lead, Head of AI Strategy, Chief AI Officer, CTO, ...
Full-time (12 months) or Part-time (24 months)
Starts December 2026

Compare the objectives

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Technical Track
MSc AI and Machine Learning

Design, build, and deploy AI systems that solve real problems and run reliably at scale.

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Management Track
MSc AI for Business Transformation

Turn AI opportunities into shipped products, operational improvements, and measurable business results.

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Compare the curriculum

Both programmes share 180 credits. See exactly what you will study on each track.

Module Credits Technical Track
MSc AI and Machine Learning
Management Track
MSc AI for Business Transformation
AI in Business: Strategies and Implementation (MA71)
Evaluate where AI can create business value, where it falls short and what successful adoption requires. Explore implementation challenges, human–AI collaboration, risk and ethics so you can make better decisions about how your organisation uses AI.
15 Core Core
Applied Machine Learning (ML71)
Learn to build and evaluate machine learning models using Python. Prepare data, compare algorithms and test how well models perform on prediction and classification tasks. This technical option develops practical skills in data preparation, model selection and validation.
30 Core Optional
GenAI Agent Engineering (LL71)
Build AI agents that connect language models, tools and data to carry out multi-step tasks. Explore how to manage conversation context, integrate information securely and include human oversight. This technical option involves practical programming and AI system development.
30 Core Optional
Advanced Computer Vision (CV72)
Master the skills to design and implement complex vision systems that solve real-world challenges across diverse industries. By engaging with advanced techniques and tools, you will be prepared to make a tangible impact in fields like healthcare, automotive, and retail. This module offers a deep dive into cutting-edge methods, equipping you with the knowledge to innovate and excel in the evolving landscape of computer vision.
30 Optional
Deep Learning (DL71)
Delve into the world where technology meets intelligence. This module provides not just an understanding but a mastery over innovative neural network architectures. It's designed to elevate your grasp on complex data handling, paving the way for creating solutions to intricate problems using cutting-edge deep learning techniques.
30 Optional
Advanced Digital Acumen (DA71)
Understand how digital businesses create value and how technology decisions are shaped by markets, organisational culture and commercial priorities. Use that understanding to assess opportunities, navigate internal politics and plan your own career development.
15 Core
Digital Delivery Management (DM71)
Learn to turn digital priorities into organised delivery. Apply agile, Scrum and lean approaches while managing stakeholders, budgets, resources and risk. Understand how governance and change management help keep projects aligned with business goals.
30 Core
Advanced Leadership for Innovation (AL71)
Develop your approach to leading innovation when priorities compete and outcomes are uncertain. Explore how to support creative teams, manage resistance, assess risk and scale promising ideas while keeping work connected to organisational goals.
15 Optional Core
Interaction Design for User-Centred Systems (VS71)
Learn how to design digital systems around the people who use them. Investigate user needs and workflows, evaluate usability and identify barriers to adoption. Develop the understanding to make better design decisions and work more effectively with design and delivery teams.
15 Optional Core
Digital Entrepreneurship (DE71)
Gain the essential skills to launch, manage, scale, and exit successful online businesses in the age of AI. Learn how to assess a digital business opportunity and develop a credible route to market. Explore business models, product–market fit, finance, marketing and operations, including the decisions involved in launching, growing and exiting a venture.
30 Optional
Data Programming (R and Python) (DP71)
Develop practical programming skills in R and Python to prepare, analyse and visualise data. Work with data structures, libraries and common analysis techniques so you can turn raw datasets into evidence for decisions.
15 Optional
Modern Requirements Engineering (RE71)
Learn to turn business needs into clear, prioritised requirements that delivery teams can act on. Practise identifying stakeholder needs, defining system behaviour, controlling scope and checking that the proposed solution addresses the original problem.
15 Optional
Master's Final Project (FP10)
Bring your learning together in an independent project, supported by one-to-one supervision and structured seminars. Investigate a problem, develop and evaluate a practical response, and communicate your findings. Depending on your approved proposal, your output could include a framework, implementation plan, analytical tool or prototype.
60 Core Core

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