Artificial Intelligence courses for international students
Artificial intelligence has moved from a research niche to the most in-demand specialism in computing. Master's programmes in AI and machine learning are now standard at good universities, and graduates are hired before they finish.
Artificial Intelligence courses at partner universities
MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence and User Experience
MSc Artificial Intelligence
MSc Artificial Intelligence
Fees are indicative for the 2026/27 cycle, change with exchange rates and policy, and should be confirmed with the university or the relevant government before you decide.
What a artificial intelligence degree involves
AI degrees cover machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, data engineering and the ethics of automated systems. Most are master's programmes built on a computing or mathematical bachelor's; a growing number of undergraduate degrees exist too.
Why study artificial intelligence abroad
- Fastest-growing hiring category in tech
- Post-study visas favour AI and data roles
- Research-active departments with industry partnerships
- Strong scholarship and studentship funding
- Skills apply across finance, health, retail and manufacturing
Best countries for artificial intelligence
| Country | Why | Typical annual tuition |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Southampton, Aston, Glasgow, Edinburgh; Graduate Route | £20,000 to £34,000 |
| United States | Carnegie Mellon, Stanford, MIT; STEM OPT | US$40,000 to US$70,000 |
| Canada | Toronto (Vector), Montreal (Mila), Edmonton (Amii) | CA$25,000 to CA$50,000 |
| Germany | TU Munich, Tübingen, Saarland; low fees | €0 to €6,000 |
| Netherlands | Amsterdam, Utrecht, Delft | €18,000 to €23,000 |
| Ireland | Trinity, UCD, Galway | €15,000 to €28,000 |
Universities to consider
Entry requirements
| Level | Typical requirement |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | Strong maths at school (typically 75 to 85 percent), IELTS 6.5. |
| Postgraduate | A bachelor's in computing, mathematics, engineering or physics at 2:1 (60 to 65 percent); programming experience expected. |
| Doctorate | A strong master's and a research proposal aligned with a supervisor. |
Careers
UK graduate starting salaries of roughly £32,000 to £45,000, higher in London and finance.
Scholarships and funding
Oasis does not award scholarships, but partner universities discount fees for strong applicants and several government schemes cover this subject. See the scholarship guide and our loan partners.
Fees and salaries are indicative for the 2026/27 cycle, change with exchange rates and policy, and should be confirmed with the university or the relevant government before you decide.
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Artificial Intelligence: what students ask
Do I need a computer science degree for an AI master's?
Usually a computing, maths, engineering or physics background. Some universities offer AI conversion programmes for other graduates with strong quantitative skills.
How much maths is involved?
A lot: linear algebra, probability, statistics and calculus underpin machine learning. Universities expect this at admission.
AI or data science: which should I choose?
Data science is broader and more business-facing; AI is deeper in modelling and research. Both lead to strong jobs; your maths comfort should decide.
Are AI degrees eligible for STEM OPT in the US?
Yes, AI and machine learning programmes are STEM-designated, giving up to three years of OPT.
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