UMD’s College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences has introduced a 30-credit M.S. in artificial intelligence administered by its Science Academy and AIM institute. The non-thesis program delivers in-person evening courses covering machine learning, deep learning, human-centered AI, and policy considerations, equipping professionals with the technical skills and ethical frameworks to drive AI innovation responsibly.
Key points
- 30-credit non-thesis curriculum covering machine learning, deep learning, and AI ethics
- Program administered by UMD’s Science Academy in partnership with the Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute (AIM)
- Evening in-person classes at College Park campus tailored to working professionals
Why it matters: This program bridges academic excellence and industry needs, equipping professionals with cutting-edge AI skills and ethical frameworks critical for responsible innovation.
Q&A
- What distinguishes a non-thesis M.S. in AI?
- What is explainable AI and why is it important?
- What prerequisites are needed for admission?
- How does the program accommodate working professionals?
