M.S. in Artificial Intelligence

New York City's Top Destination for STEM Graduate Degrees

WELCOME TO KATZ

M.S. in Artificial Intelligence

New York City's Top Destination for STEM Graduate Degrees

WELCOME TO KATZ

No GRE Required

In-Person
(midtown Manhattan)

Full or Part-Time

Fixed-Rate Tuition

#1

Best Value School
In New York City

95%

Alumni Employed 6 Months After Graduation

$30K

Total Tuition After
STEM Fellows Scholarship

Program Highlights

Our flexible program provides real-world opportunities to build systems, models, and algorithms using the most innovative AI patterns and principles.

Learn key machine learning and deep neural network skills
Become well-versed in Python, PyTouch, Tensorflow, SQL, NoSQL, and Hadoop
Develop a foundation in artificial intelligence theory, research, technologies, and ethical standards
Apply theories in deployment, operationalization, and cloud-based approaches to AI
Design and build AI applications in natural language processing, search and optimization, computer vision, autonomous action, and more
Translate AI research into products, services, and startups
Master reinforcement learning, probabilistic reasoning and generative AI

The
Katz
School
Advantage

Overview

36 credit hours
Fall and spring starts
Average time to completion: 1.5–2 years
Evening classes

Sample Courses

Data Acquisition and Management, Numerical Methods, Predictive Models, Machine Learning, Neural Networks and Deep Learning. Explore the Curriculum

The
Katz
School
Advantage

STEM Fellows

Work with an industry mentor, showcase and publish your work at our annual Symposium, and receive a generous tuition scholarship.

STEM OPT

International students may be eligible for up to 36 months of OPT after graduation.

Research with Impact

A Katz School researcher and several colleagues are developing an AI-powered wearable device that can monitor illicit drug use in individuals with substance use disorder. Learn more.

Dr. Honggang Wang, chair of the Computer Science and Engineering Department

Katz School researchers received the Emerging Research Award at the Future Technologies Conference for their work on a machine learning algorithm that could reduce the number of traffic accidents involving self-driving cars. Learn more.

Lakshmikar Polamreddy, 2023 graduate

“Two Katz School AI students took first prize at the 2023 UC Berkeley AI Summit Generative AI Hackathon for solving a complex business problem using the latest in generative AI in under two hours." Learn more.

Niranjan Kumar Kishore, left, and Tharun Prabhakar  won in the category of “College Student, Data Scientists or Comp Sci.”

“A Katz School-led research team is building a framework for improved stroke rehabilitation that can take surface electromyography (sEMG) signals from the activity of arm muscles, address the signal inconsistencies using novel processing methods and predict gestures using deep-learning algorithms." Learn more.