Master of Science in Applied Human-Centered AI

A Master’s in Artificial Intelligence from Syracuse University School of Information Studies empowers you to master cutting-edge AI technologies while staying true to ethical and human-centered principles. With a strong emphasis on hands-on projects, students will conclude the program by creating and reflecting on their application portfolio, showcasing their practical expertise and knowledge. Join us and become a leader in the transformative field of Artificial Intelligence. A master’s degree in AI can unlock a wide range of career opportunities across various industries. For instance, you might find yourself diving deep into consumer data to uncover trends as a marketing analyst or contributing to life-changing advancements in healthcare by optimizing treatment plans and diagnostics. You could also channel your creativity into developing innovative applications at a tech startup, where your skills in AI could drive the next big breakthrough.

Submit Academic Transcripts – Provide one copy of transcripts from all postsecondary institutions you’ve attended. While unofficial transcripts are acceptable for initial review, official transcripts confirming a U.S. bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) are necessary upon admission. Failure to provide official transcripts may result in revocation of admission. Write a Personal Statement – In approximately 500 words, discuss your academic and personal interests, relevant experiences, reasons for choosing this degree and Syracuse University, and your future plans post-graduation. Upload this document through the online application. Obtain Two Letters of Recommendation – Request two letters from individuals who can assess your qualifications. Recommendations can be submitted electronically via the OnBase application system. If electronic submission isn’t possible, mail sealed letters, signed across the seal by the recommender, to the Graduate Enrollment Management Center. Consider Exam Scores – Submitting GRE scores is optional. If you’ve taken the GRE, GMAT, or LSAT, you’re encouraged to include your scores. Provide a Current Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV) – Include an up-to-date resume or CV with your application.