AI Applications for Business
Develop broad, comprehensive AI knowledge for the modern enterprise.
Program details
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Commitment
16 credit hours
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Locations
Boston, Online
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Programs
6
This concentration is ideal for
Students who want to understand AI's business impact
Emerging leaders looking to integrate AI into operations, products, and strategy
Students looking to develop a broad, interdisciplinary understanding of AI
Drive innovation, strategy, and responsible decision-making with AI
As artificial intelligence reshapes industries, business leaders must understand its capabilities and its ethical, strategic, and human-centered implications. The AI Applications for Business concentration equips you with the practical knowledge and baseline skills to apply AI responsibly within organizations, ensuring its effective and ethical use in business.
Our AI Applications for Business fosters interdisciplinary learning with courses from the College of Arts, Media, and Design; the Khoury College of Computer Sciences; and the College of Social Sciences and Humanities. Guided by expert faculty, you'll gain a broad perspective on AI's impact on business and society. You'll explore topics like human-centered AI design, emerging AI tools and trends, responsible AI governance, and AI-driven business strategy. Plus, you'll gain theoretical insights and experience to confidently navigate the evolving AI landscape.
A background in computer science programming isn't necessary. We welcome students seeking a comprehensive understanding of AI fundamentals.
Course requirements
The AI Applications for Business concentration will equip you with the knowledge and skills to strategically and responsibly apply AI across business contexts. See the full list of required courses in Northeastern's Academic Catalog.
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AI will be crucial for students, as it prepares them for a future where technology and human intelligence must work together to solve complex problems. Learning to use AI effectively will be a key skill for navigating the technological landscape of tomorrow.
David De Cremer, Dunton Family Dean
D'Amore-McKim School of Business
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