EU-Funded AI Master’s Courses Now Accepting Applications

Aspiring AI professionals in Ireland now have the opportunity to apply for a new series of EU-funded Master’s programmes in Artificial Intelligence. Designed to combine advanced theory with practical, industry-relevant skills, these courses aim to prepare students for careers in AI, machine learning, and data-driven innovation.

Program Highlights

The Master’s programmes cover a broad spectrum of AI applications, from healthcare and finance to public-sector systems. Students gain hands-on experience with AI tools, participate in collaborative projects, and explore ethical and legal considerations in AI deployment. Many of the courses are developed through partnerships between universities, industry groups, and national training networks, ensuring graduates are ready for professional roles.

Key Institutions and Partners

• Dublin City University (DCU): Offers AI-focused programmes integrating data, law, and technology.
• University of Galway: Provides an online MSc in Artificial Intelligence designed for flexible learning.
• Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet: Supports course development and links students to industry applications.
• Matrix Internet: Part of the network of digital and industry partners contributing to AI and digital skills initiatives.

These collaborations provide students with exposure to practical applications of AI and connections to businesses working in emerging technologies.

Why These Programmes Matter

• Bridging the digital skills gap: With AI adoption growing rapidly, trained professionals are in high demand across multiple sectors.
• Flexible and accessible: Online and part-time options allow working professionals to pursue advanced AI education without pausing their careers.
• Industry engagement: Students benefit from collaborations with universities, training networks, and digital agencies, gaining insights into real-world AI applications.

How to Apply

Prospective students should visit the websites of the participating universities and partner organisations to review eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and funding opportunities. EU support and partner-led scholarships may be available to help offset tuition costs.