AI and ML Programs at Teesside University
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While studying AI and ML Programs at Teesside university, you learn specialist skills in artificial intelligence, opening the door to a range of careers. You develop strong theoretical and technical knowledge and skills including a thorough grounding in data analytics and specialist skills in artificial intelligence, which will provide the directly transferable skills for a career in the field of AI.
You explore state-of-the-art technologies, concepts and theories, supported by a thriving active research community. You develop specialist knowledge and experience in the development of intelligent systems.You learn about key AI and machine learning principles, concepts, methods and algorithms, including the techniques and tools used. You develop the knowledge and skills needed by employers and the economy.
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- Extremely supportive staff, very friendly master thesis supervisors and very well-organised library. null
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- Too much racism and politics against people of colour, no proper job guidance, and most of the UK firms will tell you straight no to a position if you do not have a permanent residency or a British Passport. You cannot land a good job on a visa. Needless to say, the chances of them sponsoring your visa are next to impossible. null
I chose UK for two reasons, first, it is English-speaking, and the other one is it is basically its reputation as an international study destination. Specific courses offered: MS in game designing, the best game designing program in the world. It is better than Cambridge and Oxford, as per some sources. Career Opportunities- because of the harsh immigration policies of the new UK government, it's better not to keep such high expectations. You won't be offered a sponsored position unless you are someone with extraordinary brains, with a bagful of gold medals and dozens of certifications. Student life is pretty good, with a good work-life balance, however, you won't be getting part-time jobs that easily to support yourself during your studies. Please bear that in mind before planning your finances. It is because of so much overcrowding of other nationality students and because of the visa work restrictions of 20 hours paid work per week. The campus is extremely beautiful and good.
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