Software, data, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and information systems.
45 programs found
Limerick, Ireland
A one-year full-time taught master's combining established AI techniques with newer topics such as deep reinforcement learning and explainable AI, applied to areas like NLP, machine vision and smart manufacturing.
Limerick, Ireland
A four-year computer science degree with emphasis on game design, software development, asset creation, graphics and AI for games. Entry is via the LM121 Computer Science Common Entry route and the course includes co-op.
Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
The flagship honours degree of the Faculty of Information Technology, running over eight semesters with seven for coursework and one for industrial training. The first two levels are compulsory core ICT modules, followed by electives in IT and mathematics, with group projects at most levels.
Horten, Norway
A master's taught at the Hønefoss campus for people who want to bridge the gap between those who develop technology and those who use it. It focuses on management of information systems and change management.
Turku, Finland
A bachelor's programme in ICT that combines technical studies with practical application, problem-solving and communication skills. It offers a direct pathway into the university's international master's programme in ICT without a separate application.
Turku, Finland
A master's track in cyber security technologies that protect digital assets and systems, covering for example firewalls and intrusion prevention, penetration testing, digital forensics and security engineering. Graduates may also apply for doctoral studies in the field.
Évora, Portugal
A master's programme that trains analysts, data scientists and AI specialists, with emphasis on machine learning and the extraction of information from large data sets. Applications named include language, image and video processing and structured data analysis.
Victoria, Australia
A degree in computational and statistical techniques for big data, including machine learning, deep learning, data mining and visualisation. Students complete summer internships and final-year applied projects, and the course is provisionally accredited by the Australian Computer Society.
Budapest, Hungary
A master's programme on understanding, building and running AI systems, covering the tools and technologies industry needs alongside modelling and teamwork skills. It is taught at the John von Neumann Faculty of Informatics in Budapest.
