The Master of Computing in Applied Artificial Intelligence (MCAAI), offered by the College of Computing and Data Science (CCDS), is designed to equip professionals from diverse disciplines with the knowledge and skills to effectively apply responsible AI in solving problems in their respective domains.
This programme bridges the gap between AI theory and real-world application, enabling professionals from diverse domains to integrate AI responsibly into their workflows and enhance organisational efficiency. Through a rigorous curriculum, participants will gain:
- Core foundational knowledge in AI, ensuring a deep understanding of key concepts and methodologies.
- Insights into emerging AI technologies, keeping them at the forefront of innovation.
- Hands-on experience in AI implementation, empowering them to apply AI effectively and ethically within their respective industries.
Tailored for working professionals with a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline, the MCAAI programme fosters a future-ready workforce that can navigate and harness AI advancements to accelerate AI-driven transformation across enterprises and public sector organisations in Singapore.
Unique Feature
What Makes the MCAAI Programme Unique?
🔹 AI Where You Are – Apply AI in Your Workplace
Designed for professionals across industries, MCAAI equips you with practical AI skills to drive real impact in your organisation. Learn to integrate AI responsibly into work processes and stay ahead in the AI-powered economy.
🔹 Bring Your Problem to School – Real-World AI Solutions
Turn workplace challenges into learning opportunities with our company-sponsored capstone project. Tackle real AI problems from your organisation while receiving expert academic supervision—bridging theory, work, and career growth.
🔹 With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility – AI You Can Trust
The design and deployment of AI come with many ethical risks. MCAAI ensures graduates build responsible, transparent, and accountable AI solutions, with mandatory electives in Responsible AI practices to navigate real-world challenges.
🔹 Multiple Pathways – Upskill or Deepen AI Mastery
Whether you're new to AI or a STEM/ICT professional looking to specialise, MCAAI offers tailored learning tracks. Gain foundational AI expertise or master cutting-edge AI technologies to accelerate your career in the fast-growing AI sector.
Admission Requirements
- An NTU recognised undergraduate degree.
- TOEFL ≥ 85 or IELTS ≥ 6.0 is required for graduates from non-English medium universities.
- Minimum 2 years’ work experience is an advantage.
Programme Structure & Duration
Career Prospects
The MCAAI programme is designed for professionals looking to enhance their value and relevance in their current roles. Graduates will gain cutting-edge AI expertise to drive greater impact within their organisations.
For those with ICT skills, the programme provides specialised training in the latest AI technologies, enabling a seamless pivot into the rapidly growing AI sector—one of the most in-demand fields in ICT today.Additional Information
Tuition Fees
The Master of Computing in Applied Artificial Intelligence (MCAAI) is charged per Academic Unit (AU). Students only pay for the AUs they register for each trimester. If a course is failed, it must be paid for in full again when retaken.
| Fee Type | Amount (inclusive of 9% GST) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Per AU | S$2,180 | Pay only for AUs registered each trimester |
| Minimum Total Tuition (30 AUs) | S$65,400 | Based on minimum graduation requirement |
| Deposit Payment (Offset against first trimester fees) | S$5,000 | Non-refundable & non-transferable Payable upon acceptance of offer |
All fees are in Singapore Dollars (S$) and subject to annual revision by the University.
Tuition fees do not include living expenses and miscellaneous student fees.
Study Grants
- Singapore Citizens (SCs): S$10,900 (includes GST)
- Singapore PRs (SPRs): S$5,450 (includes GST)
- Needy SCs & SPRs: Additional financial aid up to S$5,450
- NTU Alumni: Additional 10% tuition grant (on top of above grants)