This Master of Science in Applied Sciences and Engineering program focuses on Computer Science with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence. The program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of AI. It is structured over two academic years, totalling 120 ECTS credits. Students will complete compulsory courses, a research training component, and a master's thesis, all related to their chosen specialization.
The program consists of a common core of compulsory courses, a research training, a master's thesis, and a specialization in Artificial Intelligence. Students can also choose elective courses from within the AI specialization or from other specializations, as well as freely chosen master-level courses. The total credit load is 120 ECTS.
Tuition fees are calculated based on a fixed amount plus a variable amount per registered credit. Nationality (EEA vs. non-EEA) and eligibility for scholarships can affect the total cost. The specific amounts for the Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence program are not detailed but follow the general VUB fee structure.
The program is structured over two academic years, totalling 120 ECTS credits. This includes compulsory courses, research training, and a master's thesis.
For non-EEA students in 2025-2026, the tuition fee was €1900 fixed plus €51 per credit. For a full 60 credits, this amounts to €4960 per academic year.
Applications for the academic year 2026-2027 open on 15 November 2025. The deadline to submit your online application with all required documents is 23 September 2026.
The program mentions the Master Mind Scholarship and scholarships from the Flemish Government as factors that can affect tuition fees, indicating potential eligibility.
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Specific admission requirements are not detailed in the provided text.