Master in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence

Students of the Master’s in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence programme tackle questions of AI ethics, governance, and regulation.

This programme is open to those who have an undergraduate degree and pass an entry requirements examination. Students will study core modules such as Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence.

Students are taught in English, and encouraged to engage with the International Law and Business Law research groups and labs of the university.

Students are encouraged to engage with the university's International Law and Business Law research groups and labs to develop their interests in legal theory, human rights, and governance.