College of Arts and Humanities
Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (MA)
Master’s Degree offered in Online and Blended formats.
*On-campus format may require some online classes for degree completion.
罢丑别听聽is a transformative 30-credit-hour graduate program offered by the College of Arts and Humanities at 51福利社.
Why Choose Lindenwood鈥檚 AI Master鈥檚 Degree?
Designed for individuals from diverse academic and professional backgrounds, this AI master鈥檚 degree program does not require previous experience in artificial intelligence, machine learning, or mathematics. It uniquely emphasizes practical, real-world applications over intensive mathematics and data science, making it accessible to a broad range of students.
This master鈥檚 degree in AI is tailored to empower non-specialists to harness the potential of AI across various modalities, including content generation, image and video creation, and coding, to enhance their expertise. The program offers a cutting-edge, flexible, interdisciplinary curriculum that prepares graduates to excel in the rapidly evolving landscape of human-centered AI.
Program Highlights
- Hands-On Learning: Gain practical experience through real-world projects and research tailored to your interests and professional goals.
- Accessibility: No prior programming or coding experience is necessary; these skills can be developed as part of the program based on individual career aspirations.
- Customizable Completion Options: Choose between a non-thesis/applied project option or a traditional thesis option to align with your career aspirations.
- Ethical AI Leadership: Prepare to become a leader in the ethical use of artificial intelligence across industries.
Completion Options
This option is ideal for students with a professional focus. It allows them to apply theories and research methods from their field in a professional setting or through a final product or series of products. Projects may take various forms, but all students produce material on behalf of an organization or field of practice. Students document their progress and product for final review by their thesis committee.
The thesis option involves creating an original piece of scholarship relevant to the field of study. Students investigate an aspect of that field, professional area, or organization. They evaluate existing research, develop a research question, and refine their thesis over the course of the program. The final thesis is written in the last two semesters and reviewed by the thesis committee. Students taking the thesis option are required to take CAH 50000 Research Methods as one of their electives.
Flexible Learning Options
Whether you鈥檙e located in the St. Louis area, studying on campus in St. Charles, or pursuing your education online, Lindenwood鈥檚 AI master鈥檚 degree offers the flexibility you need to achieve your academic and career goals.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the AI degree program will be prepared to apply human-centered AI techniques to solve real-world problems and contribute to the ethical development of AI technologies. This credential positions you as a leader in leveraging AI tools effectively to drive innovation across industries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. Lindenwood’s Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence master’s program is designed for students from a wide range of academic and professional backgrounds. Previous experience with artificial intelligence, programming, machine learning, or advanced mathematics is not required. The curriculum emphasizes practical AI applications and ethical implementation over complex technical theory.
Human-centered artificial intelligence focuses on designing and using AI systems that enhance human decision-making, creativity, and productivity while prioritizing ethics, transparency, and responsible implementation. Rather than replacing people, human-centered AI emphasizes collaboration between humans and intelligent technologies.
Students can choose the path that best fits their goals. The thesis option is designed for students interested in research or doctoral study and culminates in original scholarly research. The non-thesis option allows students to complete an applied project that demonstrates practical AI knowledge and addresses real-world organizational or professional challenges.
Dr. James Hutson
Department Head
Art History, AI, and Visual Culture
Shenika Harris, Ph.D.
Associate Dean, College of Arts and Humanities