MSc Machine Learning & Deep Learning
The University of Strathclyde, Glasgow is inviting applications for its MSc Machine learning & Deep Learning course starting in September 2022.
Machine learning and deep neural network systems are currently used by leading organisations worldwide and research centres in a wide range of applications and products. This course is for engineers and scientists looking to gain the necessary skills to be able to design these systems for use in industry.
The MSc Machine Learning & Deep Learning degree focuses on state-of-the-art technologies for machine learning and deep neural network systems. The emphasis is on architectures, algorithms and implementation with applications in a diverse range of areas.
Eligibility: Normally a first-class or second-class honours degree (or international equivalent) in electronic or electrical engineering, or computer science.
Highly-qualified candidates from other relevant engineering or science-related disciplines may be considered.
Fee: £23,050 for international students for 2022/23
Scholarship: a range of scholarships starting from £3,450 will be available for this programme
Advanced Diploma in Culinary Arts
The Academy of Pastry & Culinary Arts invites applications for Advanced Diploma in Culinary Arts. The batch is set to commence from May 16, 2022 and the programme is designed for students who want to pursue their career as a Chef and aspire to set a mark in the food and hospitality sector.
This nine-month-long programme provides students with a complete hands-on experience in strategically designed Kitchen Classrooms where they can create their own delicacies under the supervision of acclaimed chefs. Rather than just theoretical knowledge, students are provided with mentored training to learn and master the art and science of cooking.
After the course, the students are offered internships in leading hotels & restaurants. Students are offered overseas exposure as well.
Course Fee: 7,38,000 (All inclusive)
Eligibility: Minimum 16 years of age, no experience in cooking required.
MSc Psychological Research Methods with Data Science
The University of Sheffield, UK is inviting applications for its MSc Psychological Research Methods with Data Science course starting in September 2022.
The course will train you in the most commonly applied quantitative methods including multilevel modelling, factor analysis, and structural equation modelling, as well as the skills of when to apply such techniques and how to interpret the output. It will teach you the skills you need and give you the opportunities to apply them
Eligibility: Holders of a three-year/ four year bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 60 per cent or first class from a recognised university, or equivalent, in psychology or a related discipline.
Evidence of undergraduate training in statistics for psychology is also required.
Fee: Overseas (2022 annual fee) : £26,200