Managing AI in Organizations Minor

Program Type
Minor
Est. Time to Complete
2-3 Years
School
Graham School of Business
Delivery Mode
On Campus

This interdisciplinary minor prepares students from any major to assess, select, implement and ethically govern artificial intelligence tools to meet strategic goals within a variety of organizational contexts. Combining insights from law, cybersecurity, technology management, philosophy, and the arts, this minor provides students with the essential knowledge and skills to leverage AI effectively and responsibly. This program enhances career opportunities by preparing graduates to navigate and lead in an increasingly AI-driven world where collaborative AI tools and agents are a necessity to enhance productivity, creativity and efficiency in both our personal and professional lives.

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