100% Online degree BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence

UK students may be eligible for a student loan for this online distance-learning course.

• Apply for a part-time loan even for full-time study to allow flexibility in funding.

• Submit your loan application at least 6-8 weeks before your chosen start date to avoid delays. We can’t officially enrol you or allow you to start your course until your loan has been approved and verified by the Student Loans Company (SLC).

If you’re self-funding your course, you’ll have the opportunity to apply for an LIBF Scholarship. The Walbrook Scholarship is an award of £1,200 towards your tuition fees, spread over the duration of your course and reducing your total fees. You are eligible to apply if you are funding your course yourself (you are not taking a government undergraduate student loan) and your household income is less than £3,500 per month.

If you experience financial difficulty as an undergraduate student, you can apply for support from our Hardship Fund. Hardship funds are made available to UK students twice in the academic year – you’ll be informed when applications are open and allocation of funds will be agreed by the Scholarship, Bursaries and Prizes Committee.

If you're not funding your undergraduate degree with a tuition fee loan, you’ll need to make a pre-payment of your tuition fees to accept your unconditional offer.

• The pre-payment amount is based on one month’s tuition fee, which will depend on your course and study mode, and with set limits to make it manageable. You’ll need to pay at least £500, and no more than £900.

• You’ll have 90 days to pay, and your pre-payment must be made at least 7 days before your start date – otherwise, your start will be deferred to the next available monthly intake.

• Undergraduate students using a government tuition fee loan are not asked to make a pre-payment.

You can get 2% off your total fees if you pay annually in advance or 10% off if you pay upfront in full for an undergraduate course.

You’ll study your degree in a virtual learning environment that uses the latest learning technology. Depending on your modules, you’ll benefit from a range of online study materials that may include:

• learning videos and podcasts

• an interactive module course book

• milestone quizzes

• extensive journal libraries.

We also incorporate up to date reports and case studies from industry into our courses.

Our BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence degree is designed to take you on a journey from the basic principles of AI to more detailed and specific AI technologies such as machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing.

You'll explore programming with Python, a widely used language in the AI field, along with cybersecurity and data protection - pivotal subjects in today's data-driven world.

An artificial intelligence undergraduate degree opens up a wide range of career options. You could work as an AI engineer or specialist, creating smart applications and programs. And you could apply your AI knowledge to various industries, using AI to drive innovation, improve processes, and create richer customer experiences. Your opportunities are endless, as AI continues to revolutionise the way we live and work.

With a BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence, you have various options for pursuing a master's degree. Two popular choices are the MSc in Artificial Intelligence and the MSc in Computer Science.

The skills and expertise you acquire from our BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence programme – such as such as programming, data analysis, machine learning, and problem-solving – will enable you to make a significant impact in various professional roles. Upon completing this degree in AI you can explore diverse job titles, such as:

• AI specialist or consultant

• Machine learning engineer

• Data scientist

• AI architect

• Robotics engineer

• Business intelligence developer

• AI ethics officer

Walbrook is one of only a few professional bodies in the world with Taught Degree Awarding Powers.

It is listed in the UK’s Office for Students Register as a higher education provider and has been awarding degrees since 2010. Its main campus is in London.

Yes. Walbrook is regulated by the Office for Students (OfS) and complies with all OfS Conditions of Registration. We are also a member of The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA).

As an internationally recognised institution, Walbrook delivers outstanding education, backed by over 145 years of practical and academic experience.

We offer students a highly flexible learning environment with state-of-the-art study materials and one-to-one support.

You’ll find all the information you need to complete your application on our how to apply page.

Our Study Advisory Team will also be happy to guide you through the application process.

You can contact them by:

• email: onlinedegree@walbrook.ac.uk

• phone: +44 20 3936 4055

The total tuition fee for an online undergraduate course is £20,805.

If you're a UK student, you can apply for a student loan to cover your tuition fees. If eligible, you’ll need to provide confirmation of your loan approval to accept your unconditional offer, before you can start your studies. We recommend submitting your loan application at least 6-8 weeks before your chosen start date to avoid delays.

If you're self-funding, you’ll need to make a pre-payment based on one month’s tuition before we can enrol you on your course. The pre-payment amount will be at least £500, and no more than £900, and this amount is part of your total tuition fee, not an additional cost.

Your pre-payment or undergraduate loan confirmation step must be completed at least 7 days before your chosen start date – otherwise, your start will be deferred to the next available intake.

UK-based students can apply for a tuition fee loan at undergraduate level. The tuition fee loan will cover your full fees and be paid directly to Walbrook.

Once you've applied for a tuition fee loan, the review process can take up to 6-8 weeks. We recommend giving yourself at least 6-8 weeks between submitting your student loan application and your chosen start date, allowing you to focus on your studies without any unnecessary delays. We can’t officially enrol you or allow you to start your course until your loan has been approved and verified by the Student Loans Company (SLC).

Yes, we offer the Walbrook Scholarship, providing a £1,200 reduction in study fees for eligible students. There are a limited number of Walbrook Scholarships available each month so we encourage you to apply early to increase your chances of being awarded the scholarship.

To be eligible to apply for our Walbrook Scholarship you must:

• be self-funding your undergraduate degree (without a student loan).

• have a household net income of less than £3,500/month.

You can apply for a Walbrook Scholarship once you’ve applied for your course. Our Study Advisors will review your application and let you know if you’ve been approved for a scholarship.

If you're not granted the scholarship, you'll have the option to proceed with your application or to cancel your application with us without any charges.

If you’re a UK resident studying online with us, and you experience financial difficulty as an undergraduate student, you can apply for support from our Hardship Fund.

Hardship funds are made available to current undergraduate students twice in the academic year. You’ll be informed when the application period is open and allocation of funds will be agreed by the Scholarship, Bursaries and Prizes Committee.

All you need is a reasonably up-to-date computer – desktop or laptop – with a stable internet connection and a webcam.

Other internet-capable devices, such as tablets or smartphones, will also be useful.