Artificial Intelligence

The AI Master’s programme at Radboud University has a distinctly cognitive focus. This cognitive focus leads to a highly interdisciplinary programme where students gain skills and knowledge from a number of different areas such as mathematics, computer science, psychology and neuroscience combined with a core foundation of artificial intelligence.The Master’s programme in Artificial Intelligence offers two top-level academic specialisations:-Cognitive ComputingThe Master’s in Cognitive Computing addresses how models based on neural information processing can be used to develop artificial systems, such as neuromorphic hardware and deep neural networks, as well as the development of new machine learning and classification techniques to better understand human brain function and to interface brain and computer.-Intelligent TechnologyIn this specialisation you will learn the psychology of human language and communication and how computers can be used to model and understand this type of interaction data, be it textual, spoken, tweets or clicks. You will also learn how to process the large amounts of data from interactions that arise on the web, and in robot-human interaction.