Artificial Intelligence Program Overview
With the expertise of the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, we’ve developed one of the nation’s first online artificial intelligence master’s programs to prepare engineers like you to take full advantage of opportunities in this field. The highly advanced curriculum is designed to deeply explore AI areas, including computer robotics, natural language processing, image processing, and more.
We have assembled a team of top-level researchers, scientists, and engineers to guide you through our rigorous online academic courses. Because we are a hub and frontrunner in artificial intelligence, we can tailor our artificial intelligence online master’s content to include the most up-to-date practices and offer core courses that address the AI-driven technologies, techniques, and issues that power our modern world.
The online master’s in Artificial Intelligence program balances theoretical concepts with the practical knowledge you can apply to real-world systems and processes. Courses deeply explore areas of AI, including robotics, natural language processing, image processing, and more—fully online.
At the program’s completion, you will:
- Be able to describe the requirements, drivers, functions, components, interdependencies, risks, and quality factors for various systems and processes.
- Possess the advanced skills needed to develop new artificial intelligence features.
- Select courses to tailor your degree and gain the knowledge that works best for you.
Programs
We offer two program options for Artificial Intelligence; you can earn a Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence or a graduate certificate.
Artificial Intelligence Courses
Get details about course requirements, prerequisites, and electives offered within the program. All courses are taught by subject-matter experts who are executing the technologies and techniques they teach. For exact dates, times, locations, fees, and instructors, please refer to the course schedule published each term.
Proficiency Exams
A proficiency exam is available in Artificial Intelligence. If you have not completed the necessary prerequisite(s) in a formal college-level course but have extensive experience in these areas, may apply to take a proficiency exam provided by the Engineering for Professionals program. Successful completion of the exam(s) allows you to opt-out of certain prerequisites.
Program Contacts
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Tony Johnson
Program Manager Artificial Intelligence, Program Manager Computer Science, Program Manager Cybersecurity, Program Manager Data Science, Program Manager Information Systems Engineering, Program Manager Robotics and Autonomous Systems
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Tuition and Fees
Did you know that 78 percent of our enrolled students’ tuition is covered by employer contribution programs? Find out more about the cost of tuition for prerequisite and program courses and the Dean’s Fellowship.
Why Hopkins?
When ambition meets opportunity, anything is possible. Earn your degree on your terms at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals.
Network and Connect - Your knowledge is stronger with a network. In the applied and computational mathematics program, you will make career-advancing connections with accomplished scientists and engineers who represent a variety of disciplines across many industries.
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Academic Calendar
Find out when registration opens, classes start, transcript deadlines and more. Applications are accepted year-round, so you can apply any time.
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