COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Artificial Intelligence includes a series of core modules designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in AI. In the first semester, students study Computational Intelligence and Software Engineering, which equips them with the foundations of building intelligent systems and implementing algorithms effectively. Alongside this, the module on AI Security, Ethics, and Management ensures that learners understand the broader implications of AI deployment, including ethical considerations, governance, and risk management. In the second semester, students progress to Big Data and Predictive Analytics, gaining expertise in analysing large datasets, uncovering patterns, and generating actionable insights. The Generative Development module allows students to work with advanced generative AI frameworks, fostering hands-on skills in creating innovative AI solutions. Additionally, AI for Space explores the application of AI technologies in space-related contexts, combining computational techniques with real-world scientific and engineering challenges. Together, these modules provide a comprehensive understanding of both the technical and applied aspects of artificial intelligence, preparing students for a wide range of careers in AI development, data science, research, and industry-specific applications. By integrating practical tools, ethical awareness, and specialised knowledge, the program equips graduates to become effective, responsible, and innovative professionals in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.