About this degree
The artificial intelligence honours degree studies computational models and methods for building systems capable of intelligent decisions. It connects AI theory with applied informatics, problem-solving and project work.
Study level and structure
Undergraduate honours degree · UCAS G700. Four-year full-time programme (2026 published entry).
Published modules and subjects
- Foundations of computation and programming
- Mathematical reasoning for intelligent systems
- Representations, learning and intelligent behaviour
- Ethical evaluation of AI systems and research methods
How to use this course guide
Specific AI modules and practical expectations depend on the year of study. Use the published 2026 programme entry and university degree regulations rather than inferring that each topic is compulsory.
Prepare a semester or stage checklist against your actual course handbook: capture official learning outcomes, project milestones, prerequisites and assessment guidance. Keep track of the commencement year because a university can change both compulsory subjects and elective options.
Independent academic support
Use online tutoring to discuss concepts, improve study plans, practise code and research methods, or prepare for your own presentation. Assessed work must be completed by the student in accordance with institution rules.
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