
The Consortium of the AISS Master’s Program met in Porto
The consortium of the AISS Master’s program met with students during Orientation Week in Porto on February 4–5. The event …
We prioritize sustainable decision-making, integrating ethical considerations and long-term environmental and sociateal benefits into AI development and deployment.
We aim to empower students to use AI for societal good, fostering innovators committed to equity, inclusion, ethics, and sustainability.
If you believe you can think critically and build bridges between different disciplines and sectors, join us!
AISS students will have a chance to study in 3 European Universities: Tallinn University, Tampere University and Lusófona University.
Sustainable Information Technologies for Societies project (SITes) implements AISS – Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies 120 ECTS Joint Masters programme, including mobility, internships and granting multiple degrees (level 7 in ISCED 2011). The program is designed together with three universities: Tallinn University, School of Digital Technologies; Tampere University, Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences; and Lusófona University, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Engineering. In addition, societal NGOs and industry partners such as Citizen OS, Estonian Anthropocene Center NGO, Lääne-Harju municipality, Inspirators!.
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Programme (EMJM) in Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies focuses on sustainability, artificial intelligence and data-driven decisions, and participatory design methods engaging citizens. After completing the Master’s Programme, students understand and can use a participatory design approach for studying and designing AI and data-driven sustainable solutions for societies.
AISS provides 3 different degrees for its graduates: Tallinn University, Master of Arts in Social Sciences (MA); Lusofona University, Master of Science in Sustainable Information Technologies (MSc); Tampere University, Master of Social Science. All degrees are approved by national agencies, the Estonian Ministry of Education, Portuguese A3ES – Inteligência Artificial para Sociedades Sustentáveis, and Finland Universities credit the programmes. (see here).
in which active participation methods are used to enhance engagement in the democratic processes.
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Learn MoreThe consortium of the AISS Master’s program met with students during Orientation Week in Porto on February 4–5. The event …