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Purdue University’s Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence, offered through the College of Science, provides students with a comprehensive, interdisciplinary education in AI. The program blends theoretical foundations with practical applications, emphasizing not only machine learning and algorithm design but also the cognitive, computational, and ethical dimensions of AI. With campuses in West Lafayette and Indianapolis, the degree prepares graduates to innovate across industries such as healthcare, business, technology, and sustainability.
Students study AI development alongside cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and responsible AI practices. They also complete the College of Science core requirements, ensuring a well-rounded academic experience that includes communication, quantitative reasoning, laboratory science, and world language proficiency.
Course Overview
Core Subjects: Foundations of artificial intelligence and machine learning, Cognitive psychology and neuroscience relevant to AI, Algorithm development and computational modeling, Data reasoning, decision-making, and adaptive systems, Ethical reasoning and responsible AI development, Programming and problem-solving techniques
Electives and Minors:
Students may pursue a second major, minor, or certificates such as the Entrepreneurial Certificate
Electives allow for interdisciplinary specialization and application in fields like healthcare, sustainability, or business
Hands-on labs and real-world AI projects
Opportunities for internships, undergraduate research, and interdisciplinary team collaborations
Emphasis on ethical AI development and applied learning across domains
Graduates are equipped for impactful roles in technology, healthcare, business, and research
Solid foundation for pursuing advanced study in AI, cognitive science, or computer science
Emphasis on interdisciplinary skills enhances adaptability across sectors
Access to Purdue’s robust career services and industry partnerships for internships and job placement
Advance Deadline Information: Applying and having a complete application by November 1 will automatically qualify you for the Early Action Application Deadline. Meeting this deadline will ensure you are considered for merit scholarships, the John Martinson Honors College, and to guarantee an admission decision on the Early Action Release Date, January 15, 2025.SAT/ACT Update: Self-reported ACT or SAT test scores accepted. Purdue University expects applicants to have SAT or ACT scores. Recognizing that in some exceptional cases, applicants may not have been able to take a test, we allow submission of applications in those cases.SAT/ACT Codes: ACT – 1230; SAT – 1631Minimum High School Expectations: Math - 4 years, English - 4 years, Lab science - 3 years (for engineering applicants, chemistry experience is expected; for nursing, pharmacy and veterinary nursing, one year must be chemistry and one year must be biology), Social studies - 3 years, World language - 2 years.English Language Proficiency- https://www.admissions.purdue.edu/apply/engprof-tests.phpRecommendations: School Report- Required, Final Report- Required, Teacher Evaluation(s): 0 Required, 2 Optional, Other Evaluation(s): 0 Required, 1 Optional.Writing Requirements: Common App personal essay- Required, College questions- 2 Required Questions (Applicants who express interest in joining the Honors College will be required to complete additional writing questions).Honors College: https://admissions.purdue.edu/academics/honorscollege.phpAI DeveloperMachine Learning EngineerData ScientistUX Designer (AI-focused)AI Ethics & Compliance SpecialistCognitive Systems Developer
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