Director's Message
Associate Professor
Teru Miyake
Programme Director, Master of Arts in AI Ethics and Society
Head of Philosophy, School of Humanities
Artificial intelligence is transforming every sector of society, creating opportunities as well as profound ethical, social, and governance challenges. The Master of Arts in AI Ethics and Society is a humanities-anchored postgraduate programme dedicated to understanding and shaping these developments responsibly.
This interdisciplinary programme brings together ethical reasoning, technical AI literacy, and practical engagement with industry and policy challenges. Students will develop the ability to understand how AI systems work, evaluate their societal implications, and contribute meaningfully to conversations about governance, regulation, communication, and responsible innovation.
Designed for graduates and professionals from diverse backgrounds, the programme prepares students to become leaders at the intersection of technology and society. Whether your interests lie in public policy, business, communications, governance, or technology, you will gain the knowledge and skills needed to navigate an AI-enabled future with confidence and integrity.
AI is not merely a technology — it will have a profound influence on what society will look like in the future. We invite you to join us in shaping that future.
Programme Features
Interdisciplinary Curriculum
Develop skills across humanities, social sciences, communication and AI to navigate an increasingly AI-driven world.
Industry Engagement
Go beyond theory through industry and government engagement, practitioner-led seminars and a business/policy incubator.
Flexible Capstone Format
Build around real career outcomes with opportunities for industry co-supervision and practical experience.