Executive Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

New England College’s Executive Master of Science (MS) in Artificial Intelligence program provides the foundational knowledge and tools to prepare students to become successful AI practitioners. New England College’s Executive Master of Science (MS) in Artificial Intelligence program provides the foundational knowledge and tools to prepare students to become successful AI practitioners. Students will learn the theoretical foundations and gain practical skills in data acquisition, machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, algorithms, computer vision, robotics, and other AI subfields that enable them to formulate solutions with cutting-edge AI technologies while considering ethical and legal boundaries. AI offers a promising career path with substantial job growth, rising by 32% each year, according to Job Market Pulse, a job-tracking platform by Aspen Tech Labs. This indicates demand for skilled professionals spanning various industries and requires professionals capable of developing and implementing AI systems. Roles such as machine learning engineer, AI researcher, and natural language processing specialist command high salaries—an average of over 100,000.

You have completed a master\u2019s degree in the U.S. (must be accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education) or have three years of relevant U.S. work experience. An internship/job is required. Eligible F-1 students can be authorized to work under Curricular Practical Training (CPT) to meet the internship/job requirement. A copy of a valid passport. R\u00e9sum\u00e9/curriculum vitae (CV). Official transcripts for U.S. degree. Official Transcripts. Copy of all three pages of your current and valid I-20. This executive-level program requires a technology degree or experience in a technology-related role. You will be eligible for an internship/job in the U.S. Executive programs are designed with working professionals in mind. NEC believes applied academics should be tied to the professions and professions can benefit from practitioners with advanced degrees.