Artificial Intelligence - MSc

Overview

The course is aimed at graduates wanting to launch, or take the next step in their careers You'll be prepared for a career in computing, or a career involving the application of computing and artificial intelligence for problem solving in any professional field

If you start in September, you can choose to take this course with the addition of an year in industry. You can also access this course through an Internationally Incorporated Master's (IIM) specifically designed for the needs of international students.

Your future

Graduate destinations

Our graduates have gone on to work in:

• software engineering
• mobile applications development
• systems analysis
• consultancy
• networking
• web design and e-commerce
• finance and insurance
• commerce
• engineering
• education
• government
• healthcare. 

Recent graduates have gone on to develop successful careers at leading companies such as:

• BAE Systems
• Cisco 
• IBM
• The Walt Disney Company
• Citigroup 
• BT.

Help finding a job

The University has a friendly Careers and Employability Service, which can give you advice on how to:

• apply for jobs
• write a good CV
• perform well in interviews.

You have access to a dedicated Employability Coordinator who is a useful contact for all student employability queries.

Placement

If you start your course in September, you can gain practical work experience as part of your degree through our year in industry scheme  - we have a dedicated Placement Team who can give advice and guidance. All our placements are in paid roles.

In previous years, students have worked at a wide range of large and small organisations, including well-known names such as:

• Accenture
• BT
• GSK
• IBM
• Kent Police
• Microsoft
• Morgan Stanley
• The Walt Disney Company.

You can take your work placement abroad. Previous destinations include Hong Kong and the US.

A year in industry gives you invaluable workplace experience, which greatly enhances your employment prospects and also helps put your academic learning into a real-world context.