AI Curriculum Available for Licensing

Launch an AI master's program without building the curriculum from zero.

The programs catalog now features the MSAI: a 36-credit online master's degree with a nine-course core, capstone, specialization tracks in healthcare, business, and cybersecurity AI, plus a Local AI certificate course for portfolio expansion. AIMA 5001 (graduate AI foundations / AI problem solving) is also listed with sample PDF slides, an IMS Common Cartridge on every demo row, and live GitHub delivery demos.

Built for institutional procurement

This site is designed for deans, provosts, online learning leaders, and academic entrepreneurs evaluating whether the curriculum fits their institution, launch timeline, staffing model, and enrollment strategy.

Clear academic value

Present a coherent AI curriculum with core foundations, applied specializations, and a capstone aligned to workforce demand.

Operational readiness

Show how a fully online program can be launched, staffed, adapted, and supported inside an institutional delivery model.

Commercial clarity

Frame the curriculum for degree launch, specialization pilots, or certificate extensions with clear partnership structures.

What institutions can buy

The curriculum can be packaged as a full master's degree, a specialization-first launch, or stackable certificate offerings that extend an existing institutional catalog.

Full MSAI launch

Adopt the 36-credit master's structure with core sequence, capstone, and specialization tracks.

Specialization pathways

Start with healthcare, business, or cybersecurity AI as a market-facing concentration or pilot pathway.

Certificate expansion

Use Local AI & Deployment to Hardware and related courses to build applied certificate inventory for technical learners.

What each program page includes

Every listing is written so your team can evaluate fit quickly: curriculum scope, academic positioning, how delivery can work on your campus, and what each specialization delivers for students.

  • Program structure, total credit hours, core curriculum, and specialization pathways.
  • Delivery model, online implementation assumptions, and faculty or student support expectations.
  • Licensing structure for full-program launch, certificate packaging, or concentration pilots.
  • Review artifacts such as course descriptions, syllabi, capstone framing, and launch planning materials.

Ready to launch the MSAI?

Browse the curriculum and start an institutional conversation about degree launch, specialization rollout, certificate packaging, and implementation support.

Browse the curriculum