Rice University Launches New Master's Program in Artificial Intelligence
The university announced the new program aimed at preparing students for careers in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Rice University has announced the launch of a new master's degree program in artificial intelligence, which will begin accepting students in the fall 2027 semester.
Program Details and Duration
Consisting of thirty credit hours, the non-thesis master's program is designed for students with a computer science background and can be completed on campus in three semesters.
Career Opportunities and Applications
The new educational program aims to prepare students for professions such as AI engineer, machine learning engineer, AI architect, and applied AI researcher.
The university administration announced that student applications for the program will begin to be accepted starting this fall semester.
Administration Statement and University Background
Rice University Provost Amy Dittmar stated that the launched program reflects the commitment to developing graduate programs that respond to innovations in technology and workforce requirements.
The university had previously introduced an undergraduate degree program in artificial intelligence for its students in the fall 2025 semester.