Master of Artificial Intelligence for Land Use
Computer Science
A course by
Lincoln University
A one-year specialist master's designed to prepare students with advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning skills for solving real-world land-use and environmental challenges.
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Core skills this course teaches
Comprehend advanced AI and Machine Learning methods
Understand and evaluate cutting-edge techniques in AI and machine learning.
Apply AI in land-based contexts
Utilise advanced AI and machine learning methods for solving land-use and environmental problems.
About This Course
This programme teaches students how to apply innovative AI and machine learning approaches to high-demand sectors in land use, environment, and agriculture. It offers a combination of advanced technical coursework and practical/ethical application, producing graduates who can analyse, design, and implement AI solutions for land-based industries. Students complete core coursework plus either an industry project or research dissertation.
Course Content
- Machine Learning (COMP 648)
- Ethics, Policy, and Cultural Intelligence in AI Design (COMP 649)
- Deep Learning for Environmental Applications (COMP 6DL)
- Generative AI for Land Use (COMP 6GI)
- AI Optimisation Techniques (COMP 6OA)
- Advanced Topics in AI for Land Use (COMP 6AA)
- Industry Project (COMP 693) or Dissertation (COMP 660)
Entry Requirements
A relevant New Zealand Level 7 bachelor’s degree or recognised equivalent with at least a B average in the 300-level and final year (full-time equivalent) courses.
Build towards these roles
Environmental Data ScientistIwi/Indigenous Environmental or Tech Innovation ConsultantAgricultural Data AnalystRemote Sensing or GIS SpecialistClimate Change AnalystLand Management Consultant
Build skills in these industries
Artificial Intelligence
