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AI Short Course
Learn how to harness the power of AI and gain the skills you need to lead technological transformation in your organisation.
Four-week online course from Worcester College, Oxford University, in partnership with Boundless Learning.
Integrating AI in Business: Using Algorithms for Success
Designed and taught by experts from Worcester College at Oxford University, this four-week programme will demystify AI, demonstrate how to use algorithms to improve business performance, and give you the in-demand skills needed to lead in this rapidly evolving field.
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The flexible way to achieve your development goals
This Oxford short course is designed for busy professionals looking for a convenient way to study, without compromising on quality.
Study from anywhere
Study a Worcester College short course 100% online, without the need to pause your career.
Learn from the best
You’ll learn from world-leading academics and industry experts, ensuring you receive gold-standard insights and skills training.
Access learning materials 24/7
Our learning platform is easy to use, simple to navigate and accessible via your computer, tablet or mobile phone, 24 hours a day.
Partnering for your academic success
Boundless Learning and Worcester College’s partnership is founded on a mutual goal to provide excellent yet accessible learning opportunities for professionals around the globe.
Worcester College is one of the constituent colleges at the world-leading University of Oxford. It strives for academic excellence, sparking intellectual curiosity in its students and setting them on course for a bright future.
As the leaders in online learning solutions, Boundless Learning offers a full spectrum of services for delivering best-in-class online courses. The organisation partners with more than 40 higher education institutions around the world, supporting approximately 350 degree programmes, in addition to certificates and non-credit-bearing credentials.
