In-person BSc in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
Connect programming, statistics and data analysis with machine learning, data engineering and model evaluation.
In-person BSc in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence — Overview
Connect programming, statistics and data analysis with machine learning, data engineering and model evaluation. The 3 years course covers Python programming and statistics / Data preparation and SQL. This route uses in-person teaching.
Study the subject through technical foundations, applied tasks and a final project. Choose a study format to compare its duration, tuition and curriculum.
In-person bachelor’s programme
Learning outcomes
- Apply subject methods to a clearly defined technical problem.
- Test results and document the evidence behind technical decisions.
- Complete a project with a clear account of individual contribution.
In-person BSc in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence — Curriculum
In-person study
Year 1
- Python programming and statistics
- Data preparation and SQL
- Data visualisation and analytical communication
Year 2
- Machine learning and model evaluation
- Data management and engineering
- Applied data analysis project
Year 3
- AI applications and responsible practice
- Data pipelines and deployment
- Final data science and AI project
Learning & assessment
In-person teaching combines technical workshops, applied projects and supervised activities.
Assessment combines module assignments, documented practical work and a final project with an oral presentation. Projects are assessed for technical accuracy, evidence, communication and independent contribution.
Entry & application
Provide your secondary school qualification, transcripts and a statement of study goals. Relevant previous study or professional experience can support an advanced-entry review.
Apply by 20 December 2026
Instalment payments are available. The schedule and payment methods will be specified in the admission and fee notice.
Apply now →Admission scholarships
EURISS selects applicants on merit. Applicants may apply for an admission scholarship of €1,000–€5,000 based on their individual circumstances. Applications are assessed by the Institute; the final outcome is specified in writing in the admission letter.
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