MS in AI Careers & Outcomes

Graduates with a master’s in artificial intelligence are highly sought after across industries, as their skill sets in machine learning and prompt engineering grow in relevance. With AI jobs growing faster than any other role category, graduates will be prepared to lead this workforce transformation while earning more.

What can I do with an MS in AI?

Graduates may apply their AI skills in education, business, data analysis, healthcare, and other roles that rely on emerging technology. Because AI is influencing nearly every industry, this program prepares graduates to bring practical AI knowledge and problem-solving skills into a wide range of careers:

• Machine learning/AI engineer: The fastest-growing role in the U.S. according to LinkedIn, machine learning and AI engineers design machine learning models, implement algorithms, run AI experiments, and perform statistical analyses.
• Data scientist: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job outlook for data scientists is expected to grow 34% from 2024-2034. These professionals collect and analyze data to help organizations make better decisions, and there is growing demand for data scientists with a background in artificial intelligence.
• Natural Language Processing (NLP) engineer: NLP engineers stand at the intersection of computer science and linguistics, utilizing deep learning, machine learning, and statistical algorithms. Computer and information research scientists and related careers, such as NLP engineers, are projected to grow 20% from 2024-2034, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
• AI consultant & strategist: After AI engineers, AI consultant & strategist is the second fastest-growing role in the U.S. for 2026. Using their expertise, these professionals provide guidance for organizations as they implement AI technologies.