Expand the horizons of intelligent systems and develop your skills in this rapidly growing sector with our specialist online master’s degree in artificial intelligence.What is artificial intelligence?Artificial intelligence is one of the most exciting, most dynamic and most interesting fields in scientific research, programming and development.Intelligent systems, built by engineers and developers are shaping the future – AI machines, robots and programs constantly self-learn, based on the patterns they identify, to offer a better service to humanity across all kinds of industries.The University of Liverpool’s Artificial Intelligence MSc part-time course is designed for those looking to take up a career in artificial intelligence, granting them the technical knowledge and the commercial perspective of AI and machine learning, and teaching them how to develop intelligent systems using the latest and most state-of-the-art technology available.The Artificial Intelligence MSc, completed as a fully online master’s programme through distance learning, opens the door for students to the ever-changing world of AI, giving them the skills to pursue careers not only in the machine learning field but in other engineering and corporate positions in every sector.About the programmeThis online artificial intelligence programme will give you the skills needed to develop, design and evaluate intelligent systems for a wide range of purposes. You will study topics such as machine learning in practice, deep learning and natural language processing, which will equip you with the practical skills and programming techniques needed to succeed within this complex field.You will have access to an online development environment to practice and refine your new technical skills, which also contains all of the technologies and software you will need for the course – inclusive of your tuition fee.Upon completion of your studies, you will be prepared to tackle challenges within this high-demand sector. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly widespread within all industries, those with knowledge of how these systems operate, and how to optimise them, have become increasingly desirable to employers.