Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet / University of Galway
€3,505 a year funded (full fee €5,000 a year), duration not stated, advanced (our assessment), academic award, 90 ECTS. Next intake not announced. Last verified 4 Oct 2026.
For computing or science graduates who want a full master's in AI while working. The Skillnet subsidy is significant: the 2026 reference fee was €3,505 a year against a full €5,000, for a 90 ECTS part-time online MSc over two years. The caveats: applications for 2026 are closed, the next start is September 2027 with no deadline yet, 2027 fees aren't confirmed, and exams are on campus. To compare, look at the National MSc in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Limerick.
Jake Boland, editor
Two-year part-time online MSc from the University of Galway School of Computer Science, subsidised through Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet. 90 ECTS: core modules, optional advanced modules and a capstone project, with end-of-semester exams on campus. For computing or science graduates.
Developers and engineers, Data scientists and analysts.
Strong 2.2 level 8 degree in computer science, or in science/engineering with extensive computing training
€3,505 a year funded (full fee €5,000 a year). 2026 reference: subsidised EUR 3,505 per year vs full EUR 5,000 per year; 2027 fees to be confirmed.
Certificate: MSc in Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence), University of Galway.
Next intake not announced.
Applications closed for 2026 intake; next start September 2027, deadline not yet announced
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