MSc Artificial Intelligence Governance and Ethics
University of Bristol · September 2027 · 1 year
Is this the right route?
Bristol's AI Governance and Ethics MSc studies law, regulation, political economy and social consequences through case work, with a dissertation or applied capstone. Its wider disciplinary entry differs from the technical AI MSc's numerate science and computing preparation. It suits an applicant comparing policy and governance questions, not someone seeking the same technical curriculum as a machine-learning course.
What to verify before applying
The 2027/28 overseas full-time annual tuition is £31,500. The published overseas application deadline is 12 August 2027, but Bristol may close a full course earlier. Check English profile E, the exact entry equivalence and capstone option on the official programme page; generic AI funding or industry promises should not be assumed.
Editorial source review: 2026-10-12.
Programme focus
AI governance, ethics, law and policy through case studies and a dissertation or applied capstone.
Study mode: Full-time, on campus · Language: English · Intake: September 2027
Admission
Strong second-class honours equivalent (55% or higher) in any discipline.
English language
Bristol English language profile E; check accepted tests.
Cost & timing
International tuition: £31,500 international full-time per year for 2027 entry
Fee basis: International full-time per year
Published fee year: 2027/28
Application timing: 12 August 2027 for overseas applicants; places may close earlier
Official programme and fee sources
Check the current programme structure, eligibility, intake and price for your applicant category.
Source record reviewed 2026-10-12.