The Institute offers degrees through its centres. Our researchers can also supervise PhD students through their affiliated departments. Find out more below.
The Master of Studies in AI Ethics and Society is a part-time degree designed for working professionals. Students attend one week-long residential at Cambridge per term and attend seminars online in between. Students complete a dissertation in the last two terms on a topic of their choice. The MSt AIES is run by the...
The Master of Philosophy in the Ethics of AI, Data and Algorithms is a full-time degree composed of in-person seminars and elective modules at the University of Cambridge. Students produce a dissertation on a relevant topic of their choice. The MPhil ADA is run by the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence.
The Institute itself does not host PhD students, but rather, academics at the Institute accept PhD students through the faculty or department to which they are affiliated. Prospective PhD students are encouraged to apply for a PhD place at the Cambridge department in which their work is most related (e.g. Philosophy...