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Cornell Bowers launches two online master's programs in AI
By Louis DiPietro
Beginning in fall 2027, the Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science will offer two online master's degree programs in artificial intelligence designed for working professionals seeking to deepen their expertise.
The programs provide two distinct pathways for developing greater understanding and knowledge of AI. The M.S. in artificial intelligence provides a deep technical foundation for those interested in building and advancing AI technologies, with coursework focused on the mathematical, computational and systems principles behind modern AI.
The M.S. in applied artificial intelligence focuses on applying AI in professional settings with no programming or math experience required. The track will prepare students to leverage emerging technologies to solve real-world challenges, transform workflows and spur innovation across industries.
“Cornell has played a foundational role in the development of AI, and these new programs extend that legacy by bringing learners into direct contact with the ideas, research and expertise that are driving the field forward," said Sorin Lerner, dean of Cornell Bowers.
Read the full story on the Cornell Bowers website.
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