TU Dublin has officially launched its new MSc in Human-Centred AI Technologies, developed as part of the EU-funded PANORAIMA project (Pan-European Network for Responsible Artificial Intelligence Multisector Masters).
To mark the occasion, the University welcomed Naoise Ó Cearúil TD, Chair of the Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence, to its Tallaght Campus, where he met TU Dublin President Dr Deirdre Lillis.
Making responsible AI education more accessible
The programme aims to make artificial intelligence education more accessible and inclusive. It equips professionals from diverse backgrounds with the knowledge and practical skills to understand, develop and apply AI responsibly within their own fields.
Designed to welcome learners beyond traditional computing disciplines, the MSc offers specialist pathways in healthcare and life sciences, media and culture, law and compliance, and management and finance.
Bringing the PANORAIMA community together
The launch formed part of an international PANORAIMA week at TU Dublin, bringing together students and partners from TU Dublin, Budapest University of Technology and Economics in Hungary, and HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht in the Netherlands. A Responsible AI Student Exhibition showcased their work.
Senior University representatives attending included Dr Dominic Dillane, University Registrar; Professor Pramod Pathak, Dean of the Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data; Dr Barry Feeney, Head of the School of Enterprise Computing and Digital Transformation; and Dr Brian Murphy, Government and Community Advocacy Lead. The University also welcomed Dr Maria Koukouli, an AI researcher and academic at the University of West Attica.
Read the full announcement on the TU Dublin website.
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