Microprogram in Interdisciplinary Artificial Intelligence

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Machine learning, data science and the ethical, regulatory and societal implications of AI.

Before submitting your application to a graduate microprogram, make sure you have all the necessary documents.

Deepen your knowledge of machine learning and data science while you reflect on the ethical and societal implications of AI.
Understand the capabilities and limitations of machine learning.
Learn about current advances and application of AI to areas such as engineering, science, health, business and education.
Acquire new skills for professional and career enhancement purposes, including as a knowledge translator.

This microprogram is ideal for students from diverse backgrounds interested in learning about the scope and limitations of AI.

Courses:

IAI 5120 (Essential Concepts in Data Science)
IAI 5130 (Ethical, Societal and Legal Aspects of Artificial Intelligence)
and 3 course units from either:
- IAI 5100 (Foundations and Applications of Machine Learning) or
- IAI 5101 (Foundations of Machine Learning for Scientists and Engineers).

Duration: Nine units (three courses), which can be applied toward certain master’s programs. 36 hours per course.

Language: Courses taught in English.

Admission requirements: Requirements depend on your student status. For details on prerequisites, see our course catalogue.

Graduate students (add a microprogram to your program of study)
Eligible undergraduate students (as part of an undergraduate degree)
Anyone working in industry, with the right background, interested in acquiring or updating specialized skills and knowledge without committing to a full degree program (receive a certified recognition of your expertise, with an official statement of studies letter issued by InfoService upon request)

To apply, click on "Apply now (email)" and include the following documents to your email:

Application form for Interdisciplinary Artificial Intelligence (PDF, 351 KB)
Your CV indicating relevant work experience and education
Copies of transcripts from all postsecondary institutions you’ve attended
A short statement of intent with your reasons for wanting to take this microprogram (maximum 200 words)

For any question about microprograms, please contact the Graduate Studies Office.