Applied Artificial Intelligence for Education and Society

This guide provides details on the modules that make up our online Applied Artificial Intelligence for Education and Society MSc programme.

Delivered in a revolving carousel structure, the order in which you study your modules will vary depending on when you begin your programme.

To earn a master’s qualification, you must complete modules totalling 180 credits.

Core modules

You will start the course with the following core modules.

• Programming and Machine Learning (30 credits)
• Foundations of Artificial Intelligence (15 credits)
• Responsible Artificial Intelligence (15 credits)

Group one modules

You must complete two modules from this group: one compulsory and one optional.

Compulsory

• AI and Society (15 credits)

Optional modules (choose one)

• Artificial Intelligence, Law and Society (15 credits)
• Artificial Intelligence and Public Policy (15 credits)
• Strategy and Artificial Intelligence (15 credits)
• What is Intelligence? (15 credits)

Group two modules

You must complete two modules from this group: one compulsory and one optional.

Compulsory

• Education in an AI-Mediated World (15 credits)

Optional modules (choose one)

• The Ethics of AI (15 credits)
• Artificial Intelligence Governance (15 credits)
• International Security and Emerging Disruptive Technologies (15 credits)
• Creative Artificial Intelligence: Synthetic Media Production and Criticism (15 credits)

Dissertation

You must complete both modules as part of your dissertation.

• Interdisciplinary Research Methods (15 credits)
• Applied Artificial Intelligence Research Project (45 credits)

The teaching windows below show you when the modules run throughout each year.

Each teaching period lasts approximately 10 weeks, and in total, the programme will take you 2 years to complete.