M.Sc Artificial Intelligence
Science (M.Sc.)
Shortlisted by 0+ Students
Location: Gujarat - Other
Duration: 1 YEAR
Regular / Offline
Average Fees: ₹ 13.04 Lakhs
Highlights The M.Sc Artificial Intelligence at Queen’s University Belfast is designed to prepare students for careers in one of the world’s fastest-growing technology fields. The programme covers core areas such as machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, and intelligent systems, while providing hands-on experience with modern AI tools and real-world applications. By combining strong technical knowledge with practical problem-solving skills, graduates are well-equipped for careers as AI engineers, machine learning specialists, data scientists, researchers, and other AI-focused roles.
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Welcome to Queen’s University Belfast - GIFT City
For 180 years, Queen’s has nurtured Leaders, Innovators, and Changemakers
As one of the oldest universities in the United Kingdom and as a member of the Russell Group – the UK's elite research universities – we've pioneered boundary pushing research, academic excellence, and contributed to meaningful real-world change. We're excited to build upon our legacy of innovation and global impact by being the first Russell Group University to open a campus in GIFT City.
At Queen’s University Belfast GIFT City Campus, you're not just earning a degree; you're becoming a part of something bigger. Queen’s GIFT City is where learning meets opportunity, ambition meets action, an environment where you have the chance to shape the future. Invest in an internationally renowned education all without leaving home. No compromises, just a smarter way to study.
About the Russell Group
The Russell Group represents 24 leading universities across the UK. We are defined by excellence, impact, opportunity and scale. By combining world-class research, innovation and education, our universities are generating prosperity, strengthening national resilience and improving lives across the UK and beyond.
Through collaboration and advocacy, the Russell Group works to advance and champion the positive economic, societal and cultural contributions of our universities. We seek to create the best conditions for our world-leading universities to maximise their public benefit and impact for the country and the world.
Excellence, impact, scale and opportunity
All Russell Group universities are ranked in the global top 200 (top 2%), demonstrating their global excellence across a wide range of indicators (QS World Rankings 2027).
80% of public research funding is awarded to Russell Group universities on a competitive basis, with 91% rated ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’ in REF 2021 demonstrating the excellence in research.
All Russell Group universities are classified as high-tariff by DfE, representing the top third of entry requirements for students.
Our universities deliver consistently excellent outcomes for our students regardless of their background or entry grades, with overall continuation and completion rates above 95% (OfS B3 data)
Almost two-thirds of all PhD students, the foundation of the UK's research and innovation base, are trained by Russell Group universities (HESA). This pipeline of highly skilled researchers is essential to maintain the UK's competitiveness in AI, life sciences and advanced manufacturing.
87% of graduates from high-tariff universities go into IS-8 high-growth sectors targeted in the government’s Industrial Strategy – contributing to growth and productivity.
Around 80% of Russell Group graduates are in FT work, study or a combination of both. (HESA HE graduate outcomes data).
For every £1 of public money invested in our research, Russell Group Universities generate £8.50 for the economy (London Economics 2024).
£37.6 billion is generated each year for the UK economy just from the research, innovation and new businesses created at Russell Group universities – this is in addition to wider productivity spillovers, teaching and education-related activities, and the fees and spending from international students (LE 2024).
1,200 Russell Group university spin-out companies supported more than 80,000 jobs across the country in 2021/22 (LE 2024).
70% of new UK doctors and dentists train at Russell Group universities, which together host almost half of all UK medical schools and employ more than 4,200 clinical academics.
Around ¾ of a million students study at Russell Group universities, which represents around 25% of all UK students (HESA HE student data).
Over 200,000 staff are employed by our universities, including more than 110,000 academic staff in 2024/25 (HESA HE staff data).
Over £1 billion a year in research grants and contracts are won by Russell Group universities from international businesses, governments and charities, 70% of the total by all UK universities (HESA HE finance data).
Over 11 million people attended events at Russell Group universities in 2023/24, including exhibitions at museums and galleries, arts performances and public lectures, of which 9.5 million attended free events (HE-BCI).
Collectively, Russell Group universities are investing over £250m a year on access and widening participation-related activities.
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