Data Science and AI
University of the Arts London
UCAS Code: I2I4 | Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
Entry requirements
BCC at A-level.
104 tariff points from the Access to HE Diploma.
MMM in the BTEC National Extended Diploma
104 tariff points from full level 3 qualifications.
About this course
Data Science and AI is a rapidly expanding, applied discipline that is shaping the world around us and a significantly growing area of employment. Data science is also the foundation of the technology that underpins modern approaches to functional AI based products and services.
The BSc Data Science and AI programme offers a deep engagement with data science and AI competencies, as well as a critical perspective on ethical data and AI practices. This includes statistical theory, mathematics, data structures, computational approaches, machine learning and software engineering.
Delivered by the UAL Creative Computing Institute, you will benefit from an innovative curriculum that approaches data science and AI through a creative lens.
**What to expect**
- Coding for data science: you will learn practical coding skills in core modern programming languages for data science industries and applications.
- Project-based learning: you will complete a range of computing projects where you will apply skills and knowledge to real world problems.
- Ethical data practices: you will learn how data practices have the potential to impact individuals and society.
- Collaboration and creativity: you will learn how to collaborate with your peers to creatively solve problems together. This ability is a core attribute valued by graduate employers.
- The CCI community: you will join a significant community of students, academics and researchers who are passionate about the future of data and computing. You will have access to our integrated online community.
**Industry experience and opportunities**
You will learn using industry standard tools and frameworks ensuring you are ready to progress to a wide range of roles across the technology sector. You will benefit from industry talks and will meet industry representatives throughout your studies.
Furthermore, you have the opportunity to undertake the optional year in industry details of which will be provided in the second year of study.
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Creative Computing Institute, University of the Arts London
Creative Computing Institute, University of the Arts London
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