Bharathidasan Institute of Management and the University of Texas at Arlington launched a master's in artificial intelligence for business. The hybrid program offers seven weeks of online learning and one week of US immersion. Ravi Appasamy said, "The Board is firmly committed to positioning BIM as a globally connected, academically distinguished institution."
Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM) and the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) have teamed up to launch a new master's in artificial intelligence for business.
Designed for working professionals, the program will integrate AI machine learning, data engineering, generative AI into business strategy, and classes will be held at IIT Madras Research Park.
This hybrid course features seven weeks of online learning plus a one-week industry immersion in the US all taught by UTA faculty.
The first batch is limited to just 25 students, with tuition set at $27,000.
Ravi Appasamy, Chairman, Board of Governors, BIM Tiruchirappalli, says the goal is to make BIM "The Board is firmly committed to positioning BIM as a globally connected, academically distinguished and industry-relevant institution."
The program also taps into global education trends by making international experience more accessible, even as study abroad gets tougher and pricier.