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Build your AI knowledge to drive transformative innovation.
Become part of the global UChicago community and expand your networking opportunities with diverse peers and industry leaders.
Certificate award ceremony at the University of Chicago, home to 99 affiliated Nobel laureates, where you will join fellow participants.
Engaging and personalized guidance in live online sessions and practical real-world projects with expert instructors and instructional assistants.
Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of how AI aligns with business strategy, enabling you to make informed decisions and drive organizational success.
Implement AI strategies practically, ensuring you are ready to drive real-world impact.
Address biases, promote transparency, and lead responsibly, ensuring that you not only harness the power of AI but also contribute to ethical and responsible implementation.
Earn a certificate of completion from the University of Chicago and become part of the UChicago network.
This comprehensive program equips leaders with the knowledge, skills, and strategic insights that they need to use AI to create new value for their organizations—in ways that are scalable, secure, and responsible. Engage live with your instructors and peers, do projects based on real-world business problems, and learn to lead your organization through its AI transformation.
These instructors teach this program regularly. If you wish to know the current teacher of each course, please speak to your enrollment advisor.
Senior Director of Global Data Strategy and Analytics, AXS
Analytics Executive and Strategy Consultant
Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Intelligence Researcher at Argonne National Laboratory
Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Chicago in the MS in Applied Data Science Program and CEO and Managing Director of NLITX
Assistant Clinical Professor and Cofounder of Inference Analytics
Postdoctoral Researcher and Instructor at the University of Chicago’s Institute on the Formation of Knowledge and Harris School of Public Policy
Professionals who have managerial experience.
Individuals with basic data literacy and comfort working with data professionally, such as using dashboards to monitor KPIs or working with spreadsheets in Excel.
Those proficient in data and data-driven approaches, including AI and machine learning (ML).
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