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    241 Artificial Intelligence programs found

    Master Programs in Technology Studies Artificial Intelligence

    Enrolling in a master’s program after obtaining a bachelor’s degree can give students advanced knowledge in subjects that enhance their careers. This degree may qualify students as experts in their chosen fields and make them eligible for a wider selection of high-paying jobs than if they only have a bachelor’s degree.

    What is a Master in Artificial Intelligence? It is a program designed to give students a deeper understanding of technology and how to apply logic to create artificial intelligence. Students may study mechanics such as engineering and robotics while delving into courses that explore principles of logic, programming, and intelligence. Each course typically gives students in-depth knowledge of an aspect of machine learning and teaches them to create and program unique projects for the artificial intelligence field.

    Many skills may be developed during a master’s program that could lead to high-paying jobs and career advancements in the future. Students may develop critical-thinking and technology skills that help them excel in their career field, and they may also learn crucial problem-solving abilities.

    Because it can take anywhere from one to three years to finish a master’s degree, the cost varies drastically. Every school is different and has its own set tuition fees, and the location of the classes could also affect the price.

    The field of artificial intelligence is relatively new and exciting, and a number of interesting careers are available to those with the right degree. Some students may choose to work as software engineers, while others prefer careers as analysts. Many  find positions as developers. Jobs working with machine learning applications may also be available, and new career opportunities continue to appear as the market expands.

    Balancing personal lives with education is a challenge for many students. A number of universities have begun offering online classes to give students the flexibility they need to succeed. To find a university that meets your needs, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.