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Artificial Intelligence
Are you an analytical thinker who enjoys working on intelligent computer systems? Would you like to know more about topics such as data mining, machine learning and information retrieval? If so, the master in Artificial Intelligence is the right choice for you. You’ll learn how to use and develop computer systems that can learn from experience, recognise patterns in vasts amounts of data and reason strategically in complex decision-making situations. The programme is very flexible, which means you can tailor it to your interests and ambitions. You’ll also have the opportunity to work on real-life cases provided by different organisations, giving you all the preparation you need to pursue a career as an artificial intelligence specialist at a research institute or company.
This programme is taught by the Department of Data Science and Knowledge Engineering.
Fast facts
- learn about systems that simulate human intelligence
- no numerus fixus
- 2-year, full time master's programme, taught in English
- starts in September and February
- weekly: 8 hrs classes, 32 hrs group work/individual study
- you’ll get an MSc in Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence is evaluated in the Dutch Master's Keuzegids
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Meet Prof. Nava Tintarev, full professor of Explainable Artificial Intelligence
Wednesday, June 2, 2021Read moreProf. Nava Tintarev joined Maastricht University in October of last year. She focuses on Explainable Artificial Intelligence, which has an important societal component to it.
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An open book that doesn’t make sense
Tuesday, May 18, 2021Read moreDKE’s Jerry Spanakis on responsible machine learning models, what algorithms can and can’t ‘understand’ and why that matters to all of us.
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Dr. Chiara Sironi wins LNVH Distinguished Women Scientists Travel Fund
Monday, May 17, 2021Read moreThe Dutch Network of Women Professors announced the recipients of their annual travel fund earlier this month. Dr. Chiara Sironi (DKE) will use the funds to travel to China.
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From instrumentation physicist to socially engaged scientist
Wednesday, April 28, 2021Gerard van Rooij, professor of Plasma Chemistry, was the first PhD candidate of Ron Heeren, university professor and director of the M4I institute. Together they reflect on a pioneering period in which they took the first tentative steps in the development of imaging mass spectrometry.
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Everyone wins: Data Science and Artificial Intelligence students work on business cases
Thursday, February 4, 2021The bachelor’s programme in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence now offers the opportunity – in collaboration with Brightlands-based BSSC and BISS – for third-year students to complete a semester project with a company or organization.
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NWO awards first ‘Stairway to Impact’ prize to Dr. Kateřina Staňková
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Mathematics Centre Maastricht launches successfully
Friday, November 20, 2020Mathematics in Maastricht? Why yes – for more than 30 years already! The recently-established Mathematics Centre Maastricht (MCM) is a first, however, and has already seen over fifty researchers from across the university join its ranks.
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An algorithm-mad surfer
Wednesday, October 21, 2020In 2016 Marta Dávila Mateu, now a graduate of Data Science and Knowledge Engineering, moved to Maastricht, a city completely unknown to her. Her choice turned out to be a double-edged sword. She found the lack of skate culture depressing, but enjoyed her studies, especially the focus on the mathematics behind data.
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Maastricht University to enter quantum computing collaboration with IBM
Monday, October 5, 2020Maastricht University will become the first Dutch university to enter the IBM Q Network. The goal of the collaboration is to develop the high-performance computation power required for two next-generation advanced physics detectors.
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Mathematics to help achieve bite-sized evolutionary trees
Friday, September 11, 2020The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded a KLEIN-1 grant to Dr. Steven Kelk. He will explore the mathematics behind shrinking the sometimes impossibly huge evolutionary trees.
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