University of Wales, Swansea

What you'll study

Teaching explores fundamental AI technologies and digital ecosystems and considers their impact on business and society. In addition to AI-focused topics, core management areas are covered, including managing financial resources in a digital world, sustainable operations management, people management, and performance and marketing strategy. The programme’s modules have been enhanced to emphasise employer-relevant skills and practical techniques for design and construction of intelligent systems. Successful completion of relevant mapped modules within the MSc leads to CMI Level 7 Certificate in Strategic Management and Leadership.

Entry requirements

Applicants are considered on their own merits. The programme is open to students with a wide range of qualifications and specifically welcomes those without previous business or management study. The typical offer listed by the School is a 2.2 undergraduate degree.

Career prospects

The degree is designed to prepare graduates for careers where AI and management intersect. The School highlights graduate employment with multinational employers and positions the programme for a variety of roles. Sample roles identified by the School include:

• Data Scientist
• AI Data Analyst
• Management Consultant
• Project Manager
• Business Analyst

Scholarships & funding angle

The School’s postgraduate pages reference tuition fees and funding and scholarships information; prospective students should consult the university’s dedicated tuition, funding and scholarships pages for up-to-date details and guidance on additional costs and support.