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227 programs found

Durian Tunggal, Malaysia

  • Engineering and Technology
  • Bachelor of Electrical Engineering with Honours
  • 4 years full-time
  • English

A four-year full-time honours degree from the Faculty of Electrical Technology and Engineering that balances core and elective engineering courses with theory, practical work and soft skills. The curriculum includes laboratory work, industrial training, an integrated design project and a final year project.

Cork, Ireland

  • Humanities and Languages
  • BA (Hons)
  • 3 years
  • On campus
  • English

A flexible three-year honours Arts degree in which students choose four subjects in first year and specialise in two from second year. The page says over 30 subjects are available and includes a professional work experience module.

Cork, Ireland

  • Natural and Life Sciences
  • BSc (Hons)
  • 4 years
  • On campus
  • English

A four-year science entry route with a broad first year across biology, chemistry, maths and physics. Students then pick one of several degree streams such as biochemistry, microbiology, neuroscience or chemistry.

Cork, Ireland

  • Computer Science and IT
  • BSc (Hons)
  • 4 years
  • On campus
  • English

A full-time four-year honours degree covering computer systems, both software and hardware, along with ICT topics such as software development, databases, networks, security and web technology. The page mentions a third-year work placement of 6 or 12 months.

Kristiansand Municipality, Norway

  • Computer Science and IT
  • Master's degree
  • 2 years full-time (part-time over 4 years is also possible), 120 ECTS
  • English

A master's at the Grimstad campus with two specialisations, Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. The page states it is open only to EU/EEA applicants and that many theses are built on issues from external clients.

Kristiansand Municipality, Norway

  • Law and Social Sciences
  • Bachelor's degree
  • 3 years (180 ECTS)
  • English

A three-year bachelor's in Kristiansand that gives an interdisciplinary social-science view of differences in social and economic development across countries. It includes field courses, an exchange semester and final-semester fieldwork with partner universities.

Kristiansand Municipality, Norway

  • Law and Social Sciences
  • Master's degree
  • 2 years (120 ECTS)
  • Blended
  • English

A full-time blended master's that explores poverty, inequality, pandemics, climate change and other crises and how they shape societies. It combines online learning with two physical gatherings, one in Kristiansand and one in Sri Lanka.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Computer Science and IT
  • MSc
  • 24 months (120 ECTS)
  • English

A two-year full-time master based at Science Park, with a technical and scientific approach to AI research. The page mentions machine learning, deep learning and foundation models among the topics covered.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • MSc
  • 12 months (60 ECTS)
  • English

A one-year, full-time master with six specialist tracks, among them behavioural economics, development, environmental economics, international finance and trade, monetary policy and banking, and public policy. The curriculum is described as demanding, with a heavy workload and exams following each other quickly.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Psychology and Counseling
  • BSc
  • 36 months (180 ECTS)
  • English

A three-year full-time bachelor at the Roeterseiland campus that introduces how the human mind and behaviour work. Students can pick one of six specialisations (and add a second) and may study abroad in the third year. The programme has a numerus fixus and can be followed in an English or a Dutch track.

Christchurch City, New Zealand

  • Computer Science and IT
  • MAI
  • 18 months full-time
  • English

An applied masters in AI engineering and machine learning for students with a computing background. It combines taught and elective courses with a 60-point practical project, and can be started in Semester 1 or 2.