Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

Sam Setsofia (MSAI ’25) helped build an AI education aide that provides students with consistent, instructor-aligned support anytime they need it.

An Always-Available Teaching Assistant

Monish Bangalore Vijay Kumar (MSAI ’26) collaborated with two other students in The Practicum in Intelligent Systems course to build an AI tool that monitors hardware stress and recommends steps to keep devices running safely and smoothly.

Keeping Devices Running Smoothly Monish Bangalore Vijay Kumar (MSAI ’26) built an AI tool that monitors hardware stress and recommends steps to keep devices running safely and smoothly.

Shikher Srivastava (MSAI '23) is a senior data scientist at Affinity Solutions, a consumer purchase insights company. In his role he builds systems that help the company make sense of consumer transaction data. To do that, he's relying on lessons learned in MSAI, particularly how to derive value and impact from billions of data points.

Learning to Tackle Ambiguity Shikher Srivastava (MSAI '23) explains how the MSAI program prepared him to derive value and impact from billions of data points.

Our students graduate prepared to have a transformational impact on the world. Northwestern's MS in Artificial Intelligence program aims to serve the demand for individuals who have exceptional technical skills in the emerging technologies of machine intelligence and an understanding of the nature of the human environments in which AI systems will be deployed.

Learn more at our upcoming online information session on Monday, April 6 at 8:00 p.m. CDT.

Register at bit.ly/4lB2oMh

Amogh Karnik (MSAI ‘24), a cardiologist at Northwestern Medicine, applied lessons learned in MSAI to develop a chatbot that can help patients understand test results and plan their next steps.

AI Meets Heart Health Cardiologist Amogh Karnik (MSAI ‘24) has a new opportunity to combine his patient care with AI innovation, including a chatbot he developed to help patients understand test results and plan their next steps.

Our students graduate prepared to have a transformational impact on the world. Northwestern's MS in Artificial Intelligence program aims to serve the demand for individuals who have exceptional technical skills in the emerging technologies of machine intelligence and an understanding of the nature of the human environments in which AI systems will be deployed.

Learn more at our upcoming online information session on Monday, April 6 at 8:00 p.m. CDT.

Register at bit.ly/40eM0Hn

Milind Thummala (MSAI '23) explains how he got introduced to AI, why he chose the MSAI program, and how he applies lessons learned to his work at TerraStrat, a startup focused on data science for financial institutions and healthcare organizations.

Bringing Data Science Forward Milind Thummala (MSAI '23) explains how he got introduced to AI, why he chose the MSAI program, and how he applies lessons learned to his work at TerraStrat.

Vishal Shrivastava (MSAI '23) shares how the MSAI program prepared him to make a difference as a data engineer at technology consulting and engineering firm Creospan.

Using AI to 'Create Tangible Impact'

Our students graduate prepared to have a transformational impact on the world. Northwestern's MS in Artificial Intelligence program aims to serve the demand for individuals who have exceptional technical skills in the emerging technologies of machine intelligence and an understanding of the nature of the human environments in which AI systems will be deployed.

Learn more at our upcoming online information session on Tuesday, March 3 at 8:00 p.m. CST.

Register at bit.ly/4arS19r

Our students graduate prepared to have a transformational impact on the world. Northwestern's MS in Artificial Intelligence program aims to serve the demand for individuals who have exceptional technical skills in the emerging technologies of machine intelligence and an understanding of the nature of the human environments in which AI systems will be deployed.

Learn more at our upcoming online information session on Tuesday, March 3 at 8:00 p.m. CST.

Register at bit.ly/3MFms2T