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Postgraduate “AI for the common good” | AI for Sustainable & responsible innovation

The training will allow you to speed up and kickstart responsible digital transformation with AI. Starting from a holistic perspective, it covers the interactions between technology, humans and processes throughout the lifecycle of scoping, managing and delivering an AI project. This hands-on training provides actionable AI innovation toolkits and teaches how to use them within a specific context, including a use case of your own.

Description

What can you expect?

Do you want to know more about the Postgraduate in Artificial Intelligence for the common good?

Starting in October 2025, this program will unfold over the whole academic year 25/26.

The program is structured around a range of distinct and varied aspects of innovation, rather than focusing specifically on AI. This approach underscores the importance of institutions’ context in fostering innovation and provides a more relatable foundation than a complex and often misunderstood field such as AI.

To address common misconceptions about AI and accommodate the diverse backgrounds of participants, we begin with a mandatory introductory module on AI. Additionally, a final required “case study” module will challenge students to synthesize their learning, strengthening their comprehensive understanding of AI and innovation, as well as their interdisciplinary skills. These case studies will be published online to showcase students’ work and serve as valuable marketing materials for our program.

Who should attend?

The program has been developed for professionals and recent graduates with an affinity for information technology and an interest in innovation with artificial intelligence. Those wishing to participate must hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification.

This means the training is particularly useful for you in the following roles:

– Innovation, project and product managers
– Functional analyst, solution & enterprise architects
– Project officers at funding agencies
– Business developers
– HR managers and recruiters
– Legals

Important dates

Application for the new academic year 25/26 will be open in May 2025.

Please note that the maximum number of participants is 25.

Program

Module 1: Economics & Business of AI (3 days )

Module 2: Technology & Data (3 days - Compulsory)

Module 3: Fundamentals of AI (4 days - Compulsory)

Module 4: People & Culture (3 days)

Module 5: Governance & Organization (4 days)

Module 6: Case Study (3 days - Compulsory)