Artificial Intelligence

#7 in Australia and top #100 universities globally for Data Science & Artificial Intelligence*.

*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026

Why study artificial intelligence at RMIT?

Future-focused curriculum

Study cutting-edge technologies, preparing you for the next generation of intelligent, AI-enabled systems.

Graduate industry-ready

Build practical skills through real-world projects, cloud platforms and authentic assessments.

Leading practitioners

Learn from practising professionals with extensive industry experience and contact networks.

Choose an artificial intelligence course

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Program

Artificial Intelligence in Practice minor

This minor is offered in a range of disciplines, giving you a competitive edge in a world where automation, data, and machine learning are becoming everyday tools. You'll be equipped with new ways to tackle complex challenges, solve problems, analyse information, and imagine possibilities others can’t see.

With AI rapidly transforming industries, this minor helps you stand out to employers who are looking for graduates who can adapt, innovate, and bridge the gap between their field and emerging technologies.


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