Faculty

Faculty of Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

From data foundations to deployed, governed AI systems.

Students move from data preparation and analysis to supervised and unsupervised learning, evaluation, generative AI and production deployment. Advanced study covers monitoring, drift, model documentation and responsible AI governance — particularly important where models influence credit, fraud or hiring decisions. All work is assessed through practical builds and written justification of modelling choices.

Focus areas

  • Data preparation and quality
  • Analytics and business intelligence
  • Machine learning and evaluation
  • Generative AI and prompt engineering
  • Responsible AI and model governance

Where graduates go

  • Data analyst
  • Machine learning practitioner
  • AI product analyst
  • Business intelligence developer

Curriculum pathway

Three levels, each with its own aim, entry expectations and assessed outcomes.

Level 1 — Data Foundations

Typically 8 weeks

Work confidently with data, spreadsheets, SQL and basic analysis.

Assessed outcomes

  • Assess and improve data quality
  • Query data with SQL
  • Communicate findings clearly

Entry expectations

Open to all.

Level 2 — Applied Analytics & Machine Learning

Typically 9 weeks

Build, evaluate and explain models and analytical products.

Assessed outcomes

  • Train and evaluate supervised models
  • Design dashboards that drive decisions
  • Explain model limitations honestly

Entry expectations

Completion of Level 1 or analytical experience.

Level 3 — Production AI & Model Governance

Typically 10 weeks

Deploy, monitor and govern models in regulated environments.

Assessed outcomes

  • Deploy and monitor a model in production
  • Document a model for governance review
  • Apply responsible AI controls to a decisioning use case

Entry expectations

Completion of Level 2.

Programmes at this level

Programmes for this level are being written and will appear here once published and rights-verified.