University of Regina
Program Details — Artificial Intelligence in Engineering (MCert)
University of Regina
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
Annual Fee
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Currency
CAD
Duration
1 year (9 credit hours / 3 courses)
Intake
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Degree Type
Graduate Certificate (Master's Certificate / MCert)
Degree Program
Postgraduate
Delivery Method
On Campus
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Program Overview
The Master's Certificate (MCert) in Artificial Intelligence in Engineering is a focused three-course (9 credit hour) Software Systems Engineering program covering advanced AI topics and their applications across diverse fields. Course options include ENSE 811 Practical Deep Learning, ENSE 817 Applied Artificial Intelligence, and ENSE 883 Software Systems Architecture. Courses can be applied toward, or embedded within, the Master of Engineering (MEng) or Master of Applied Science (MASc) in Software Systems Engineering, offering a ladder into a full master's degree. Career paths include AI Developer, Software Systems Developer, Software Tester and Software Manager.
Admission Requirements
Admission standards are the same as for a Master's Degree; apply to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research and meet graduate eligibility requirements (suitable for graduates with a bachelor's in software systems engineering, computer science or a related field). Graduate English Language Proficiency: IELTS Academic overall 6.5. Note: international students may not be eligible for Master's Certificate programs due to Visa and Study Permit regulations.
Eligibility
Eligibility details will be added soon.
Fees & Funding
Certificate consists of 9 credit hours; tuition is charged per credit hour and varies for domestic and international students (see the Faculty of Graduate Studies Tuition and Fee Schedule). International students should explore home-country financial aid or local bank loans. Scholarships available via the graduate scholarships portal. Scholarship: Graduate scholarships and funding options via the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research scholarships portal