Why Study Artificial Intelligence in Ireland?
 

"AI is one of the most important things humanity is working on. It is more profound than... electricity or fire" - Sundar Pichai, C.E.O. - Google

- Jobs: There are currently over 80,000 tech professionals working in Ireland, with over 8,000 more IT jobs forecast to be created this year.

- Corporate Companies: Seimens, SAP, HubSpot, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and many more companies have set up Artificial Intelligence based teams in Ireland. 

- Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) has the potential to be applied in various applicatons like chess-playing robots, autonomous cars; speech, image and language processing; robotic manufacturing, surveillance systems and many more applications.

- Siri and Google Assistant : Apple and Google both already use AI in their voice based personal assistants. 

Why Study in Ireland?
- 2 Year Post-Study Work (PSW) Visa.
- Dublin is known as the “Silicon Valley of Europe”.
- Friendly and a peaceful country. 
- Easy conversion of PSW to Green card.
- 50-100% Scholarship for deserving students. 

MSc Intelligent Systems – Trinity College Dublin
MSc Artificial Intelligence – University of Limerick
MSc Matehmatical Modelling and Self Learning System - University College Cork
MSc Computer Science (Specialisation in Artificial Intelligence) - University College Cork
MSc Artificial Intelligence – Cork Institute of Technology

 

Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

TCD is one of the seven ancient universities and one of the oldest universities in Ireland.

Trinity college is widely considered as the most prestigious university in Ireland among the most elite in Europe. The history of the college dates back to 1592.

Programmes are designed by experts from leading Information Technology companies. Modules include machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, optimisation and big data processing to name but a few.

Course: MSc Intelligent Systems
 

University of Limerick (UL)

UL currently has in the region of 13,500 registered students with approximately 2,000 new entries year on year.

Redesignated as University of Limerick (UL) in 1980, the history of the college dates back to 1972. It was the first university established since Irish Indepedence in 1922.

Programmes are designed by experts from leading Information Technology companies. Modules include machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, optimisation and big data processing to name but a few.

Course: MSc Artificial Intelligence
 

University College Cork (UCC)

UCC currently has in the region of 21,000 registered students with approximately 2,000 new entries year on year.

Redesignated as University College Cork (UCC) in 1908, the history of the college dates back to 1845.

Programmes are designed with experts from leading Information Technology companies. Modules include machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, optimisation and big data processing to name but a few.

Courses: MSc Computing (Artificial Intelligence Specialisation)

       MSc Mathematical Modelling and Self Learning Systems

Cork Institute of Technology (CIT)

CIT currently has in the region of 12,000 registered students with approximately 2,000 new entries year on year.

Redesignated as Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) in 1997, the history of the college dates back to 1802.

Programmes are designed with experts from leading Information Technology companies. Modules include machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, optimisation and big data processing to name but a few.

Course: MSc Artificial Intelligence