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Taught Masters degrees in Artificial Intelligence
Let’s explore the possibilities of AI together
You'll study contemporary issues in AI and investigate them through your own research. You'll also develop valuable transferable skills in research, analysis, critical thinking and presentation. The skills that you develop will equip you for a range of careers, including work with technology ethics and policy, and technology consulting.
Our Artificial Intelligence courses
We offer taught Masters courses covering a range of disciplines including computer science, creative technologies, education and philosophy.
- MSc Artificial Intelligence
- MSc Artificial Intelligence for the Creative Industries
- MSc Data Science (Artificial Intelligence and Statistics)
- MSc Leadership, Management and Artificial Intelligence
- MA Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence
- MA Artificial Intelligence and Technology-Enhanced Learning
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Why study Artificial Intelligence at York
Artificial Intelligence taster lectures
Inspirational lectures about the world-leading research happening at York.
Join University of York lecturers and guests as they explore the ethical complexities of Artificial Intelligence and the implications of our increasing reliance on AI technologies in our daily lives.
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Bo Bergstedt (Technology Strategist, TV 2 Denmark) explores the expanding realm of generative AI, focusing on its applications in image, video and audio generation.
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Dr Dimitar Kazakov (Associate Professor in Computer Science at the University of York) delves into the intricate realm of "AI and Bias" and Stephen Tait (Head of Engineering Delivery and R&D at Omnicom Balfour Beatty) discusses leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance safety measures within the railway industry.
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Sarah Ellis (Director of Digital Development for the Royal Shakespeare Company) gives her insights into the use of AI in theatre productions and live performances.
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TT Arvind (Professor of Law and Head of Department at York Law School) discusses the challenges of creating AI systems that are socially safe and socially trustworthy.