AI Specialization Master's Degree Launch at the University of Burgenland
The University of Burgenland is blazing a trail, introducing a trailblazing master's degree in the rapidly evolving tech world. The upcoming winter semester of 2025 will see 25 students delving into the "AI Solution Engineering" program in Eisenstadt.
Tragically, our university's rector, Gernot Hanreich, has perished. In his stead, the esteemed Gernot Steindl—a bellwether in automation technology—takes the helm as program director. "It's all about making smarter decisions with data," Steindl explains. "To increase trust in these systems, it's crucial to comprehend the underlying decision-making process."
This four-semester, part-time master's program will culminate in a "Master of Science in Engineering - MSc" degree and boasts a competitive application deadline of May 31st.
A Time to Be Celebrated
Friedrich E. Seeber had cause for jubilation this week. The German lawyer has been gracing the halls of the University of Burgenland for nearly a decade, most recently in the Department of Economics. His areas of expertise include media and data protection law, contract law, and intellectual property rights.
This week, Seeber was rewarded the title of Professor (FH)—a distinction neither solicited nor applied for, but one that requires demonstrated research and development activities, and exceptional contributions to the university's growth.
[1][2] For more information, please visit our website, haipa.
[1] In the realm of education and self-development, Professor (FH) Friedrich E. Seeber, an expert in media and data protection law, contract law, and intellectual property rights, will incorporate his knowledge into the AI Solution Engineering program at the University of Burgenland.
[2] As Gernot Steindl, the new program director and a bellwether in automation technology, leads the students, they will learn about other technology, such as artificial-intelligence, and its decision-making processes, aiming to make smarter decisions with data and build trust in these systems.
