In the minor in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence the art of communication meets the science of data. The minor is designed for the next generation of ‘Data Translators’ - visionary leaders who bridge diverse fields with the technological frontier of AI and Data Science.
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Why choose this minor?
- You will engage in cross-disciplinary collaboration
- You will develop as a domain translator
- You will innovate with impact
- You will deliver transformational solutions
About this minor
In this minor, students from other study programmes than Data Science & Artificial lntelligence (DS&AI) collaborate with DS&AI students to find solutions to real-life problems by using data and artificial intelligence applications.
DS&AI students act as the technological experts, and you, together with your fellow students, act as the domain experts. Together you will analyse the problem, assess solutions used in the past, describe data needed to contribute to the solution, develop the solution, and present the outcomes to the client.
As a participant, you will:
- Engage in Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration: Unite with DS&AI technologists to tackle real-world industry challenges through the lens of your domain expertise.
- Develop as a Domain Translator: Learn the essential skill of articulating complex industry problems into data-centric language that AI experts can navigate upon and innovate in.
- Innovate with Impact: Generate cutting-edge solutions by synthesising past approaches, current data insights, and AI applications to elevate your field.
- Deliver Transformational Solutions: Craft and present revolutionary, data-driven outcomes to industry clients, steering your sector toward a smarter, more efficient future.
After this minor
Bridging the gap between data scientists and engineers, you will be able to initiate data-driven solutions to organisational challenges and lead data and AI implementation projects in business and society.
Practical information
When
Monday 1 September 2025 – Friday 30 January 2026
Where
All classes and meetings will take place on the BUas campus in Breda.
Teaching method
A project-based approach, supported by an extensive digital learning environment. During lab days students work in groups on a real-life project, for a real-life client under supervision of experienced staff.
How to apply?
Currently, only BUas students are admitted to this minor.
The application option in Osiris opens from March. When you apply in Osiris you can indicate two preferences, these can be two different minors at BUas, but you should also indicate if you prefer to take an external minor.
Please note that application will be open from 24 February to 28 March 2025 and that applicants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.