Explore the Impact of Digital Technologies and AI on Society
Our societies have entered an era in which digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) influence nearly every aspect of our daily lives: from how we learn and the relationships we form, to how we work, play, and conduct business.
This fundamentally alters how we communicate as well as the very fabric of the societies we live in. Digital technologies and AI can contribute to individual well-being, enhance human knowledge, and further the public good, but they may also disrupt and threaten these dimensions.
Understanding their full consequences thus requires an integrated socio-technological perspective.
Solid understanding of the socio-technological complexities
The M.Sc. in Digital Communication and AI combines insights from Digital Communication and Computer Science to provide a thorough understanding of the socio-technological complexities of human interaction with emergent digital technologies.
The programme covers a range of pressing topics, including the integration of digital technologies and AI into everyday practices and the effects of this integration on individuals and societies. Electives enable further professional specialisation.
Shape Communication in the Age of AI
After completing the program, students will be equipped with a solid theoretical and methodological understanding of digital communication and AI, strong quantitative and computational research skills, and broad experience communicating their knowledge to specialized and non-specialized audiences with different backgrounds.
The programme is taught by internationally recognized experts in the fields of Digital Communication and AI to develop these skills in our graduates.
Why you should study Digital Communication and AI
This M.Sc. in Digital Communication and AI will enable you to work as a bridge-builder in socio-technological environments, able to design, implement, monitor, and evaluate Digital communication, AI usage and human-AI interaction.
Grounded in the world-class research done by the Digital Democracy Centre and the wider SDU community, the program will provide you with the skills to integrate social scientific perspectives, human-computer interaction, and a solid understanding of the basics of AI in a comprehensive, data-driven assessment of the potentials, but also pitfalls of AI implementations in public and private contexts and organizations.
