Course: Human-Centred AI M.Sc.
- Informatics and Data Science
The Master's programme is an advanced course of study in which scientific content and methods can be deepened and specialisations can be set. Requirements for this are the degree of an undergraduate Bachelor's programme or a comparable first professionally qualifying university degree. In addition, certain content is often specified as an aptitude requirement. The detailed provisions are set out in the respective Examination Regulations. A completed Master's programme entitles the holder to a doctorate.
Developing AI applications and keeping an eye on users - this is what "human-centred artificial intelligence" is all about. Such AI applications range from search engines and personalised dialogue systems to the automatic recognition of hate comments using natural language processing.
The international Master's degree programme in Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence prepares students to develop, implement and test solutions for human-centred AI. Expertise from various disciplines is taught: Computer Science, Data Science, Human-Machine Interaction and Psychology.
The "Human-Centred AI" Master's degree programme starts every year in October. Applications can be submitted up to and including 1 June.
The most important facts at a glance
Program Profile
In the M.Sc. degree program "Human-Centred AI", you will learn to develop innovative, user-centred AI solutions and work in interdisciplinary environments. During the course of your studies, you will have the opportunity to deepen your expertise in advanced topics of machine learning, human-machine interaction and AI ethics, while specialising in specific areas of application.
What makes this program special?
The highlights at a glance
- Top-level AI degree program
- Topics that occupy cutting-edge research
- Interdisciplinaryorientation
- Wide range of elective options so that you can set your own specialisations during your studies
- Lecturer team made up of renowned researchers
- All courses taught in English - ideal preparation for a career in the (international) IT environment
- No tuition fees (only semester contribution)
What can I do with this degree?
Graduates of our Master's programme have received an excellent academic education that is tailored to their individual interests and professional goals.
The degree program includes a solid foundation in AI methods, human-centred design principles and the responsible use of AI. Students carry out their own research projects on current challenges in the field of human-centred AI. All of this prepares them to help shape the future of AI and take up a career as a sought-after specialist in science, industry or politics.
Structure of the Program
Program Structure
The degree program is divided into 14 compulsory modules (including the Master's thesis), which comprise a total of 120 credit points (CP). Many of these compulsory modules leave thematic options so that the degree programme can be tailored to individual interests.
Programme structure - from winter semester 2025/26 (external link, opens in a new window)
The programme is divided into
- Core Modules
- Advanced Modules and
- Research Modules
will take place.
Student Life & Services
Foto: UR / Julia Dragan Requirements
| Admission Restrictions / Selection Procedure | no |
| Pre-registration procedure | no |
| Eligibility Test / Aptitude Test | yes |
| Placement Test | no |
| Subject-Specific Language Requirements | yes |
| German Language Certificate for Students with Foreign University Entrance Qualification | yes |
| Other Requirements | yes |
Binding information and current information can be found in the brief overview (German version) (opens in a new window). (This PDF is not accessible) of the Registrar's Office or in the examination regulations applicable to you Examination Regulations.
Details Requirements
Eligibility Test / Aptitude Test
Detailed information on application and admission can be found on the degree program's homepage:
Admission, Application and Enrollment
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Course-related information and advice
If you have any questions about the programme content, the subject-specific requirements, the application procedure and the specific structure of the programme, please contact the
General Student Advisory Service
The General Student Advisory Service (ZSB) supports you with all questions relating to your studies - from the decision to study, to the course of studies, to successful graduation.
If necessary, the ZSB will refer you to the appropriate contact person.