This master’s programme covers artificial intelligence and machine learning, and the mathematics and statistics behind them. It combines applied mathematics with computer science and engineering, and it teaches data analysis, modern modelling and methods such as deep neural networks.
You specialise in Applied Mathematics, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, or Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. The programme is taught in English as a contact teaching master’s degree and lasts two years.
LUT says the programme prepares students to work on multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary projects, including satellite remote sensing and medical imaging.