Two New Online Master's Programs in Artificial Intelligence from Cornell Bowers

The Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science announced that it will launch two new online master's programs in artificial intelligence in the fall 2027 semester, aimed at helping working professionals deepen their expertise.

The Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science is preparing to offer two different online master's programs in artificial intelligence for working professionals. Starting in fall 2027, these programs offer students two distinct pathways to enhance their artificial intelligence knowledge.

The M.S. in Artificial Intelligence program focuses on the mathematical, computational, and systems principles behind modern artificial intelligence, providing a deep technical foundation for those looking to build these technologies. The Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence program focuses on the application of artificial intelligence in professional environments, requiring no prior programming or math background. This track will prepare students to leverage evolving technologies to solve real-world challenges, transform workflows, and drive innovation across industries.

College Dean Sorin Lerner stated that Cornell has played a foundational role in the development of artificial intelligence, and noted that these new programs continue this legacy by connecting students directly with the ideas, research, and expertise driving the field forward.