Overview

From autonomous vehicles and adaptive networks to intelligent software that reshapes how organisations operate, AI is redefining every sector.

The world needs specialists who don’t just understand these systems but can push them further. That’s where you come in.

On this Advanced Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence MSc, you’ll explore the full spectrum of intelligent systems – from machine learning and reasoning to image processing, language and bio‑computation.

University of Leeds academics in the School of Computer Science are active innovators in their fields, meaning you’ll be learning the latest methods, breakthroughs and real‑world applications shaping the AI landscape right now.

The Sir William Henry Bragg Building will be your home as a computer science student, giving you access to a range of specialist facilities that’ll allow you to put theory into practice – and make your own discoveries.

Ultimately, you’ll graduate with the understanding and skills you’ll need to thrive in the rapidly expanding intelligent-tech sector.

Why study at Leeds:

• Globally-renowned research: This feeds directly into your course, shaping your learning with the latest thinking in everything from AI to biomedicine, algorithms to computational engineering – and beyond.
• Unique professional partnerships: Benefit from studying at a university that’s partnered with the Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for data science and AI.
• Tailor your degree: Choose from a wide range of optional modules to suit your specific interests, such as advanced data science, advanced software engineering and data mining.
• Build real-world industry experience: Conduct your own individual project, which focuses on an industry-led topic of your choice, giving you the chance to develop professional skills in research and critical thinking.
• Access industry-standard specialist facilities: You'll get to use our state-of-the-art cloud computing lab, a large High-Performance Computing (HPC) resource and a visualisation lab, including a Powerwall, benchtop display with tracking system, WorldViz PPT optical tracking system and InterSsense InertiaCube orientation tracker. Take a virtual tour.
• Bring your skills to life outside the classroom: Our extra-curricular activities include a 24-hour hackathon backed by industry sponsors and CompSoc, a hands-on integrated design project, the UKIEPC national programming competition hosted on campus, building a rocket with the Leeds University Rocketry Association or attending the British Computing Society’s Women Lovelace Colloquium.