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Award MA Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence Location Devon House, central London

Study mode Full-time (FT) or part-time (PT) Duration One year (FT) or two years (PT) Start date 19 September 2022 Annual tuition fees Home: £11,000 (FT), £5,500 (PT) International: £14,000 (FT), £7,000 (PT) Funding Home: Postgraduate loan available

For full course details please visit our website nchlondon.ac.uk/ philosophy-ai

MA Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence

The emerging prevalence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across all areas of our modern world accelerates the need to actively address the ethical and theoretical challenges that arise in connection with the uses of data and application of AI. Poised at the intersection of the humanities and technology, this innovative Masters degree can equip you with the combination of thinking, communication, and technical skills widely sought in sectors ranging from professional services, to the creative industries and government.

“We offer a mind-expanding year, after which graduates will have an enviable combination of skills and knowledge. Apart from the intrinsic value to your own interests, you will be able to play a pivotal role between colleagues with different levels of technical expertise in AI and colleagues with none, thus bridging the knowledge and communications gaps between them.” Professor A C Grayling CBE, MA, DPhil (Oxon), FRSL, FRSA Founder and Principal

KEY FEATURES

• The MA Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence can function as a conversion Masters programme and requires no academic background in Philosophy or programming. • Includes core courses exploring classic Philosophy texts and debates alongside the key ethical issues that are emerging in

Data Science and AI. • Offers students the flexibility to choose between acquiring computer programming and data analytics skills, or alternatively undertaking additional in-depth Philosophy courses. • Provides the opportunity for students to gain coding experience in Python and to undertake assignments that use data science to solve problems. • Culminates in the research, preparation and written and verbal communication of a 10,000-12,000-word interdisciplinary dissertation, conducted under the supervision by a member of faculty. • Builds a critical and practical understanding of how philosophical thought is beneficial to the development of AI and the ethical use of data. • Functions as an exceptional springboard for future academic study of Philosophy at PhD level. • Offers the opportunity to stay and work in the UK for up to two years after graduation via the Graduate Route Visa (Post Study Work). • Unlocks alumni discount for further educational programmes across the Northeastern University global campus network.

CAREER OUTCOMES

The MA Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence is designed to produce graduates who are equipped to succeed in roles working alongside data scientists in developing and deploying applications, communicating with clients or providing oversight on projects with wide-ranging stakeholders. In addition to their degree, students of the MA Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence have access to personalized guidance to help clarify and create practical plans to achieve career aspirations. In addition, they enjoy opportunities to network with our partner-employers in the technology and public sector, while studying just minutes from both London’s Central Business District and East London Tech City.

Award Master of Science in Project Management Location Devon House, central London Awarding Body Northeastern University Study mode Full-time (FT) Duration One year (FT) Start date 19 September 2022 Annual tuition fees Home: £11,000 (FT) International: £21,700 (FT) Funding Home: Postgraduate loan available Scholarships Home Scholarship: £3,000 per year International Scholarship: £10,000 per year

These scholarships are only available to students who commence their MSc Project Management studies at NCH London in September 2022 For full course details please visit our website nchlondon.ac.uk/ project-management

MS Project Management

The Master of Science in Project Management prepares students to drive innovation in their organisation by giving them the skills and tools to effectively lead volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous projects from inception to completion in global markets. Accredited by the Project Management Institute’s Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs (GAC), the curriculum has a two-pronged approach that provides the foundational knowledge of scientific-based project management tools, organisational strategies, and theoretical concepts, coupled with the opportunity to deepen subject matter expertise through targeted concentration work and innovative real-world projects. Your studies will be organised into a sequence of logical, bitesized morsels which make learning easier and actionable faster. You’ll start off with courses in fundamentals, scope, schedule and budget, quality assurance, and risk management before moving on to concentration specialisations which allow a deeper dive into topics of particular relevance to students (e.g. agile, analytics, construction, business analysis, organisation communications, how project management supports corporate innovation, or a custom concentration)

KEY FEATURES

• An exciting opportunity to gain a Northeastern University US

Masters degree whilst studying at NCH London • Start your course with individual experiences simulated with software, and evolve to group experiential network projects sponsored by local businesses before culminating in a complex, individually managed real-world project. • Develop professional networks whilst studying. • Study with students and be taught by faculty from across a global network of six campuses. Grow your network to be truly global. • Flexibility without extending your study timeline, courses are all taught each and every term. • Many faculty are working professionals and skilfully connect classroom concepts to the workplace. This level of insight can be invaluable to be job-ready from the first day you graduate.