Catholic Universities Rapidly Launching Artificial Intelligence Programs
Catholic higher education institutions are swiftly rolling out artificial intelligence programs, majors, and certificates that combine technical education with ethical values.
Catholic colleges and universities have begun offering new programs, majors, and certificates in artificial intelligence to prepare students for the labor market and address the societal impacts of technology.
Georgetown University's New AI Initiatives
This fall semester, Georgetown University began offering courses for students to learn AI integration, alongside an undergraduate certificate and an online master's program in artificial intelligence.
AI Programs at Other Institutions
The Catholic University of America launched undergraduate and graduate programs in artificial intelligence in 2025, while Aquinas College in Michigan introduced a new major in artificial intelligence literacy.
New Chairs and Certificate Programs
Wisconsin-based St. Norbert College added an applied artificial intelligence major, while Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio established a new chair in artificial intelligence and human flourishing.
Digital Fluency and Industry Partnerships
Holy Cross College offers a certificate program for responsible leadership, while Sacred Heart University updated its MBA program with an AI concentration, emphasizing industry collaboration.