Free Masters Degree in Artificial Intelligence
The artificial intelligence revolution offers an opportunity to improve lives while reducing global inequalities -- if we expand who develops AI and where innovation happens. Currently, most experts work in North America, Europe, and Asia, with Africa significantly underrepresented.

African Master's Degree in Artificial Intelligence
The artificial intelligence revolution offers an opportunity to improve lives while reducing global inequalities -- if we expand who develops AI and where innovation happens.
Currently, most experts work in North America, Europe, and Asia, with Africa significantly underrepresented. This creates three problems:
- Research communities miss talented innovators lacking educational resources
- Algorithmic biases become entrenched and further discrimination
- Fewer opportunities emerge to apply AI for improving African lives
The African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS), a Pan-African network of excellence centers, addresses this gap.
AIMS launched the African Master's Degree in Machine Intelligence -- a fully funded one-year intensive graduate program offering state-of-the-art machine learning training at campuses in Rwanda and Ghana.
The program prepares well-rounded machine learning researchers by focusing on basic artificial intelligence research and developing applications addressing Africa's current and future needs.
Application Deadline: February 28th, 2019
All admitted students receive full scholarships.
Masters Degree in AI Admission Requirements
Applicants must demonstrate:
- Bachelor's degree in mathematics, computer science, electrical engineering, or equivalent from an accredited institution
- Satisfactory scholastic average (minimum B or 80%)
- Interest and background in artificial intelligence or machine learning shown through coursework and projects
- Agreement to mentor an undergraduate at your previous institution while enrolled
- Commitment to mentor an AMMI student after graduation
- Strong interest in solving national or continental problems using science and technology
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