European AI4CI Master Artificial Intelligence for Connected Industries

The AI4CI master is a European master opened at Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam), Paris downtown, France, as well as at partner universities in Germany, Romania, Spain, Ukraine.

The master training program covers:

• fundamentals of artificial intelligence and machine learning applied to networked systems.
• automatics and advanced automation, for industrial networks and robotics;
• advanced network architectures, IoT and computer systems;

The master teachers include world-class academics from our european partners and industry experts active in the master technical areas on international, European and national collaborative industrial research projects (H2020, ANR), standardization and open-source bodies (ONF, IETF, ETSI).

The master is opened in the following European cities across which mobility for 1 or 2 semesters is supported by the Erasmus+ framework:

• Paris, France, at Cnam Paris – opening starting 2024/2025 (applications via this website).
• Mulhouse, France, at Cnam Grand-Est, in apprenticeship – via the TMM platform (to be opened).
• Avignon, at Avignon Université (France) – opening to be announced.
• Barcelona, at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (Spain) – opening to be announced.
• Cluj-Napoca, at Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai (Romania) – opening to be announced.
• Kiev, at National Technical University of Ukraine (Ukraine) – opening to be announced.
• Ulm, at University of Ulm (Germany) – opening to be announced.

and integrates courses and traineeships offered and taught by personnel from companies and other universities:

• Eclexys (Switzerland),
• Green Communications (France),
• International Hellenic University (Greece),
• I2CAT (Spain),
• ITCL (Spain),
• SMILE (France),
• U-Hopper (Italy),
• Università di Pisa (Italy).

Besides point teaching from experts from Ericsson, Orange, Thales. The AI4CI can benefit from cloud computing and publishing services from TANHOST and KMB (Ukraine).

The AI4CI master is co-funded by the European Commission, Digital Europe Programme, managed by HADEA (contract nb: 101123524).

On the right-side widget: recent publications from master teachers.