MSci Machine Learning, Mathematics and Statistics

Course Overview The MSc in Artificial Intelligence at Glasgow is designed to provide in-depth theoretical understanding and practical application in AI. Delivered by the School of Computing Science and the School of Mathematics & Statistics, the course emphasizes foundational areas such as machine learning, deep learning, and algorithm development, with an interdisciplinary focus on sectors like business, health, and finance. Graduates will be equipped to not only apply AI methods but also innovate at the algorithmic level to contribute to future technological advancements. Key Program Highlights Collaborative curriculum combining expertise in computing science, mathematics, and statistics. In-depth study of AI theory, including linear algebra, probability, statistical inference, optimization, machine learning, and deep learning. Access to cutting-edge research environments connected to The Alan Turing Institute. Cross-disciplinary focus with applications in business, health, and finance. Engagement with ethical, regulatory, and societal implications of AI technologies. Opportunity to innovate and contribute to the future of AI through research-driven methodologies.