Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence and Society

The Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence and Society at Université PSL is an interdisciplinary graduate program offered through the Paris School of AI in Paris, France. Taught entirely in English, the program combines advanced artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, economics, law, ethics, and social sciences to examine the technical and societal implications of AI technologies. Supported by the academic expertise of École Normale Supérieure–PSL (ENS–PSL) and Dauphine–PSL, it prepares students to develop, evaluate, and implement AI systems responsibly within businesses, public institutions, and research organizations. The curriculum emphasizes technical competence, critical analysis, ethical governance, and project-based learning, enabling students to understand how artificial intelligence influences human behavior, economic systems, organizational decisions, and public policy.

Curriculum, Technical Expertise, and Career Opportunities

The program provides advanced training in machine learning algorithms, large language models (LLMs), natural language processing, computational methods, data analysis, causal econometrics, AI regulation, and technology governance. Students also study behavioral sciences, algorithmic transparency, accountability, equity, economic decision-making, and the social consequences of digital technologies. Through practical projects and applied case studies, they develop research, communication, project management, and analytical skills relevant to responsible AI development and deployment. The program welcomes applicants from diverse academic backgrounds, including artificial intelligence, engineering, and quantitative social sciences. Graduates can pursue careers as AI engineers, data scientists, AI ethics and governance specialists, policy advisers, and computational social scientists across industry, government, and academic research. Scholarships of €1,000 per month for 12 months per academic year are available for eligible master’s students intending to pursue academic careers. Applications for the 2026 admission cycle were accepted from January 15 to February 24, 2026.