Programs & Resources
New Degrees in Artificial Intelligence
Check out our degree programs in AI that equip students with the technical expertise and ethical foundation needed in an AI-driven world.
Learning for All
At New York Tech, we’re democratizing artificial intelligence (AI). Our programs ensure that every member of our community—from novices to experts—can utilize AI to the best of their ability.
Through workshops, courses, and hands-on projects, we equip our community with the skills to thrive and creatively evolve in an AI-driven world. Our tools and resources are open to all, ensuring equity and accessible opportunity across every department.
AI-Forward Academic Programs
Artificial Intelligence, M.S.
Through a hands-on, online curriculum, students learn to design, develop, and deploy machine learning and deep learning solutions while addressing the ethical, societal, and operational challenges of modern AI systems.
Artificial Intelligence Minor
Open to all undergraduates at New York Tech, the AI minor helps students integrate artificial intelligence techniques into various domains, from healthcare to business to creative arts.
Data Science, M.S.
Designed for working professionals, this graduate degree teaches skills in data analytics, machine learning, visualization, and more to solve problems in business and scientific contexts. Also available online.
Business Artificial Intelligence & Analytics, B.S.
Students will gain the skills to tackle business challenges using analytical and AI-driven approaches.
Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Applied AI, B.S.
Gain practical experience using AI-powered platforms, cloud technologies, analytics, and innovation frameworks while building a strong foundation in business strategy, marketing, finance, and management.
Architecture, Computational Technologies, M.S.
Explore the future of architecture through AI, computational design, robotics, and advanced fabrication technologies to create innovative spatial solutions and full-scale built prototypes.
AI in the Curriculum
Even students who don’t select an AI-focused academic program can take advantage of New York Tech’s expertise and add marketable artificial intelligence skills to their resume, regardless of industry.
Tools and Resources
From helpful guides from New York Tech’s library to pedagogical tips from the Center for Teaching & Learning, here are some tools and resources on how to approach artificial intelligence in the classroom.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world, reshaping education, work, and daily life. The Student Guide to Artificial Intelligence at New York Tech is designed to empower students to navigate this new era– academically, professionally, and ethically.
The AI Resource Hub is a Canvas course designed to curate and provide access to high-quality AI materials and resources relevant to educators and staff within the New York Tech community.
The Applied AI Microcredential is offered free for alumni and is designed to help them build confidence in understanding and using AI in real-world contexts across many fields and disciplines.
This selection of videos from New York Tech’s Academic Technology Services team covers everything from basic introductions to Generative AI, Microsoft Copilot, and Large Language Models (LLMs) to prompt engineering, security and privacy issues, and how to use AI to transform your teaching and research.
To use AI successfully, users must create and refine the prompts given to language models to generate accurate and relevant responses aligned with the user’s goals. Mastering prompt engineering is essential for leveraging the full potential of AI in research, development, and practical applications.
This library guide offers a collection of links to articles, books, and videos to learn about and research AI and GenAI.
AI Teaching Tips
New York Tech’s Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) offers weekly teaching notes on various pedagogical topics, including the following on AI-related topics.
- AI Is Here to Stay: Consider Using ChatGPT Next Semester
- Talking to Students about Purpose in the Age of AI
- Thoughts on ChatGPT from a Marketing Professor
- ChatGPT: The Future of Learning or the Death of Critical Thinking?
- Think Globally, Write Locally: A Response to ChatGPT to Foster Student Engagement and Belonging
- Teaching with AI Community of Practice