Deep learning (DL) is a transformative technology driving advancements in machine perception, particularly in areas like generative AI for images and text. Its applications are expanding rapidly, leading to more accurate medical diagnoses from image analysis, and the development of intelligent applications in healthcare and IT through improved speech and natural language processing. DL also provides powerful tools for data-driven applications such as drug discovery and condition monitoring. This course offers a comprehensive understanding of deep artificial neural network models, including their training methodologies and the computational frameworks used for deployment on graphical processing units. You will explore the capabilities and limitations of these models across various settings, such as classification, regression, sequence modeling, and reasoning in complex environments.
The course covers theoretical foundations, practical applications, and project work, with the first 8 weeks dedicated to teaching and the remaining to project-based learning.
This course provides a strong foundation for applying deep learning in research and industry, preparing students for advancements in data-driven fields.
Minimum 20 participants.
Tuition fees are for paying students enrolled in a DTU study program. Non-EU/EEA citizens are considered paying students.
Tuition fees are 7500 EUR per semester. For the full two-year Master's studies, this amounts to 30000 EUR. These fees apply to non-EU/EEA citizens. The fees are expected to be revised for Autumn 2026.
No, EU/EEA citizens are not required to pay tuition fees for this programme.
The programme consists of two parts, with the first part lasting 8 weeks and the second part lasting 5 weeks, making a total of 13 weeks.
The language of instruction for the Deep Learning programme is English.
You need a foundation in Calculus, basic linear algebra, probability theory, statistics, machine learning, and Python programming. Specific recommended courses are also listed.
Admission is typically through an exchange agreement. You must be nominated by your home institution, meet specific academic requirements, and then submit your application materials to DTU.