Applied Artificial Intelligence

In this professional postgraduate certificate program, you will explore interdisciplinary topics related to Artificial Intelligence (AI), including the fundamental concepts of AI, basic computer programming, algorithms of machine learning, statistics, information systems, and the history, ethics, social, and political implications of AI. 

Through this program – completed following your undergraduate degree – you will gain a deeper understanding of AI and ways to implement this cutting-edge technology in your professional career, and beyond.  

Offered at Trent University's Durham GTA campus, this program provides access to modern learning facilities and is conveniently situated to one of Canada's fastest-growing technology and innovation corridors. In addition to learning from expert Trent faculty members, you'll benefit from a supportive learning environment and a full range of student services, including academic advising, career development, library resources, experiential learning opportunities, and dedicated support from Trent International. 

Courses

The Applied Artificial Intelligence postgraduate certificate program consists of 5.0 credits which are designed to be completed over two consecutive terms of full-time study. 

For more information about the required courses, please visit Trent’s Academic Calendar and search for your postgraduate certificate, or email durcerts@trentu.ca.  

Trent Graduate Offer

As a Trent grad, you qualify for direct admission to a postgraduate certificate program, and we will waive the application fee. To apply, simply send an email from your Trent University account to admissions@trentu.ca confirming which postgraduate certificate you wish to apply for, and the start term.

Students who hold an undergraduate degree from Trent University may have a maximum of 1.0 credit (two 0.5-credit courses) from their degree applied to their postgraduate certificate program. Students entering additional postgraduate certificate programs may count a maximum of 1.0 credit (two 0.5-credit courses) toward the additional postgraduate certificate program.