Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

The Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (MSAI) at Concordia University Wisconsin is a fully online graduate program designed to prepare ethical, highly skilled AI professionals for leadership in today’s data-driven world. The program combines advanced technical training in artificial intelligence with a strong emphasis on ethics, vocation, and societal impact.

• Fully online Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence
• Ethical, human-centered approach to AI
• Designed for working professionals
• Hands-on, project-based curriculum
• Access to CUW's AI & Quantum Innovation Lab
• Optional catch-up modules for students from non-computing backgrounds

Concordia’s AI graduate program integrates faith, learning, and vocation—preparing graduates to lead with both technical expertise and moral discernment. The MSAI program prepares students to:

• Build and evaluate machine learning and AI systems
• Apply AI solutions to real-world problems
• Address ethical challenges such as bias, transparency, and accountability
• Lead AI initiatives with integrity and human-centered design

Core courses

• AI Ethics and Vocation
• Applied Artificial Intelligence
• Neural Networks and Deep Learning
• Natural Language Processing (NLP)
• Data Acquisition and Management
• Industrial AI Applications and Practice
• Data Security and Information Assurance
• Applied RESTful APIs and Integrations
• Language Theory
• Applied Research Practicum

AI & Quantum Innovation Lab

The AI & Quantum Innovation Lab at Concordia University Wisconsin enhances the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence through applied research, experimentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The lab reinforces Concordia’s commitment to experiential learning and responsible technology development.

• Real-world datasets and enterprise tools
• Industry-aligned AI use cases
• Ethical analysis of emerging technologies
• Applied research and innovation projects

Ethical leathership in artificial intelligence

Ethics is not an add-on it is embedded throughout the MSAI program. Graduates view artificial intelligence as a calling—a way to serve others, strengthen communities, and steward innovation for the common good. Students examine:

• Algorithmic bias and fairness
• Transparency and explainability
• Data privacy and security
• Responsible use of generative and autonomous AI

Career outcomes

Graduates of the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence are prepared for roles such as:

• AI Engineer
• Machine Learning Engineer
• Data Scientist
• Applied AI Consultant
• AI Product or Technical Lead
• Preparation for doctoral study or applied research