1 Year On Campus Masters Program
The MSc in Computing (Human Centred Artificial Intelligence) at Technological University Dublin prepares you to design, build, and apply AI systems that focus on people and societal values. It’s ideal for students who want to lead in AI fields where trustworthiness, compliance, and human impact are just as important as technical performance.
Curriculum Structure
Year One
In your first year, you will develop a strong foundation in both the technical and ethical aspects of human‑centred AI. You will study modules such as Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Modelling and Data Analytics to understand how intelligent systems learn from data. Ethics & IT ensures you can navigate ethical challenges responsibly, while Research Methods and Proposal Writing builds your skills for independent inquiry. Later in the year, modules like Society and AI: Risk and Compliance will help you understand legal and societal frameworks, Human Centric Deep Learning will advance your technical expertise, and Emerging Technologies in AI will expose you to cutting-edge developments. The year concludes with a Research Thesis in Human Centred AI, integrating your learning with real-world perspectives.
Focus Areas
Human‑centred AI design, machine learning and deep learning, ethical and legal compliance in AI systems, data analytics, research methods, and advanced AI technologies.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates will be able to design and evaluate AI systems that are technically robust, ethically informed, and socially responsible. They will be skilled in advanced analytics and deep learning, capable of assessing AI risk and compliance issues, and able to carry out independent research aligned with real-world challenges.
Professional Alignment (Accreditation)
The programme leads to a Level 9 Masters of Science qualification on the National Framework of Qualifications in Ireland, recognized across the EU and internationally for postgraduate AI credentials.
Reputation (Employability Rankings)
Technological University Dublin is recognized in the QS World University Rankings and has strong graduate employability, with postgraduate alumni well-prepared for careers in AI and related fields.
At TU Dublin, your learning goes far beyond theory — you’ll gain hands-on experience designing and applying AI systems that are ethical, trustworthy, and impactful. The programme emphasizes interactive sessions, practical labs, and collaborative projects where you work directly with AI modelling tools. Through partnerships with European universities and industry, including a joint project week in Utrecht, you’ll tackle real-world AI challenges in an international, team-based setting.
Here’s how that practical learning comes to life:
Interactive Labs and Practicals: Engage in machine learning modelling, deep learning, data analytics, and ethical AI exercises through structured hands-on sessions.
Project-Based Collaboration: Work in groups with fellow students and industry or research partners on projects that mirror real-world AI challenges.
Applied Research Thesis: Complete a substantial research thesis in Human Centred AI, applying your skills to real problems with academic or industry relevance.
Access to Research Centres: Benefit from TU Dublin’s Applied Intelligence Research Centre, working alongside researchers on advanced machine learning, natural language processing, and AI applications.
Supportive Facilities and Tools: Make use of the Computing Learning Centre, campus computing resources, university libraries, and postgraduate events that enhance both independent and collaborative study.
Graduates of the MSc in Computing (Human Centred Artificial Intelligence) at Technological University Dublin are well-prepared to step into a world where AI expertise is in high demand. Careers such as AI Engineer, Machine Learning Specialist, AI Policy or Ethics Consultant, and Data Scientist are realistic outcomes, thanks to the programme’s unique combination of technical mastery and human‑centred insight. With this balance of advanced AI skills and ethical, socially aware design, you will be ready to contribute immediately to innovative and responsible teams.
Career Support: The university’s Career Development Centre offers personalised coaching, workshops, CV and interview preparation, and employer events, helping you connect directly with potential recruiters.
Graduate Employability: Around 82 % of TU Dublin taught postgraduate graduates secure full‑time employment within nine months of finishing their studies, reflecting the programme’s practical, work-ready focus.
Industry Partnerships: TU Dublin collaborates with a wide range of industry partners, giving you opportunities for internships, project collaborations, and networking with professionals from the tech and AI sectors.
Accreditation Value: The MSc is recognised at Level 9 on Ireland’s National Framework of Qualifications, respected across Europe and beyond, supporting career progression and eligibility for advanced professional roles.
Graduation Outcomes: Students gain hands-on experience through thesis projects, collaborative international project weeks, and exposure to real-world AI challenges, helping you stand out in a competitive job market.
Further Academic Progression:
After completing this MSc, you can continue your academic journey with doctoral research (PhD) in areas such as responsible AI, machine learning, or human-computer interaction, either at TU Dublin or at partner universities in Europe. Graduates may also pursue specialised research roles or professional certifications to deepen expertise in AI ethics, robotics, human‑centred computing, or data science.



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