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University of Bristol: Internet of Things with AI

Institution University of Bristol View institution profile
Department Faculty of Science and Engineering
Web https://www.bristol.ac.uk/study/postgraduate
Email efim-pgadmissions@bristol.ac.uk
Telephone +44 (0) 117 394 1519
Study type Taught

Summary

Machine learning, sensor networks, and the Internet of Things are key drivers of the latest industrial revolution, known as Industry 4.0. These fast-evolving technologies are creating a major skills gap that must be addressed to meet development and maintenance demands. This specialised MSc in Internet of Things (IoT) with AI is designed to develop experts in building and deploying advanced IoT systems powered by intelligent machine learning algorithms.

The programme offers a deep understanding of IoT frameworks, computer networks and security, communication protocols, and data analysis, along with expertise in machine learning techniques, including neural networks, supervised and unsupervised learning, and deep learning.

You’ll gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge IoT platforms and machine learning tools, equipping you to design innovative, data-driven solutions for real-world challenges. The course also stresses ethical and secure IoT data management, with a strong focus on privacy, responsible innovation, and regulatory compliance.

By combining academic theory with practical exercises, this programme prepares you for diverse roles across industries such as smart urban development, healthcare, and industrial automation. The curriculum also promotes a culture of continuous learning and adaptability, positioning graduates to lead in adopting emerging technologies within their careers, as outlined in the Bristol Futures Curriculum Framework:

  • The programme prepares you to be a leader in your field by fostering an innovative mindset and encouraging you to stay abreast of emerging technologies and industry trends, ensuring continued relevance. (Inspiring and Innovative).

  • The programme integrates knowledge from various academic disciplines, encouraging you to think broadly and draw connections across fields, thereby developing both hard and soft skills and promoting lifelong learning. (Intellectually Stimulating, and Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary).

  • The curriculum includes hands-on projects that enable you to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios, gaining valuable insights and experience directly relevant to your future career. (Personal Development and Sense of Belonging).

  • Developing effective communication and collaboration skills fosters a supportive and inclusive environment, helping you feel connected to peers and the academic community. (Sense of Belonging).

  • You are encouraged to consider global challenges and opportunities, as well as ethical considerations and social responsibility within an inclusive environment in technological advancements and their implementation. (Global and Civic Engagement and Sense of Belonging).

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