Master of Artificial Intelligence

The University of New England

The Master of Artificial Intelligence is designed for graduates from all disciplines to complement their existing skills with a solid background in mathematics, data science and computer science, preparing them for advanced subjects in artificial intelligence units. The Master of Artificial Intelligence will produce graduates with specialised knowledge across a range of artificial intelligence technologies and the capability of developing systems around these technologies. Career outcomes As the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) expand, so will your career opportunities. With more industries beginning to use AI each year, you can excel in a wide variety of sectors, including: IT and software development finance healthcare government and public sectors manufacturing telecommunications. Learning outcomes demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the key tools, methods and theories that underpin artificial intelligence technologies with a level of sophistication consistent with advanced professional practice; synthesise information from data and analyse the application of artificial intelligence technology within an organisation; apply complex problem-solving skills and advanced knowledge to implement solutions for real-world problems that incorporate artificial intelligence technologies; communicate effectively with expert and non-expert audiences to understand issues and gather requirements for the development of artificial intelligence technologies and related systems within an organisation; integrate theories and methods related to artificial intelligence, data science and software development by planning and executing an industry aligned research project; critically evaluate information from a range of sources, such as peer-reviewed literature and technical documentation, to assess current developments in the area of artificial intelligence; and demonstrate a sophisticated awareness of the ethical and legal issues that relate to the development of systems that incorporate artificial intelligence technologies.