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The two-year Master's programme in Artificial Intelligence consists of compulsory core courses, restricted-choice and free-choice courses and a thesis. In your first year you take the seven compulsory core courses. In the second year you work on your specialisation in the area of your choice and on your thesis.  

The curriculum and courses

The curriculum of the Master's Artificial Intelligence leaves ample space for you to explore what you find interesting in and around the field of AI. You can specialise in one of the UvA research areas or you can design your own path that combines research fields.

The programme consists of the following elements:

  • Core courses (42 EC)
  • Restricted-choice courses (30 EC)
  • Free-choice elective courses (12 EC)
  • Master's thesis (36 EC)

Detailed course information

For detailed information regarding the curriculum and courses, please see the UvA Course Catalogue via the link below. 

No pre-Master's programme Artificial Intelligence

Due to an enormous increase in interest and applications in the Master's programme Artificial Intelligence, we do not offer a pre-Master's programme.

Distance education

The Master's programme Artificial Intelligence does not offer the possibility of distance education, since students need to attend lectures and practicals in order to complete the programme successfully. 

Elective courses

In some cases it is possible to follow specific courses of your interest. Information and conditions about electives can be found here. Please note that due to the limited capacity of the courses students of the Master's programme Artificial Intelligence have priority.

Bring your own device

All students enrolled in the Master's programme AI are requested to bring their own laptop, due to the nature of the programme. More information on specific system requirements can be found here