First Year Pathway in Engineering, Computing, and Technology - Continue to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Artificial Intelligence

The Pathway in Engineering, Computing, and Technology will target student's technical and mathematical skills needed to create new technologies and structures. Students in these disciplines will find it necessary to work confidently in multi-disciplinary teams throughout their careers. A foundation in Engineering, Computing and Technology is structured around projects working with others from different degree programmes, enabling them to begin to develop this extremely important transferable skill. From self-driving cars to chess-playing computers, artificial intelligence (AI) has been shaping the world for some time now. With the BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence degree in Cambridge, students will explore the science of machine learning and develop the skills to firmly place themselves at the forefront of technological innovation. During students's time at ARU, they will also get the opportunity for a placement year in industry which will see them linked with a high-tech hub company in Cambridge.