An AI chip on a circuit board.
An AI chip on a circuit board.

Applied Artificial Intelligence

Learn to apply artificial intelligence across industries and lead with purpose in a changing world.

At a Glance

What You’ll Learn:

  • Build a foundation in AI concepts, tools, and ethical decision-making while exploring how artificial intelligence is used across industries.

What You’ll Do:

  • Use AI tools to analyze data, solve problems, and develop practical solutions through hands-on, interdisciplinary coursework.

Where You’ll Go:

  • Prepare for careers in fields such as finance, healthcare, marketing, policy, and technology where AI literacy and problem-solving are in growing demand.

Program Highlights

Applied AI at Bryant is designed for a world where artificial intelligence is transforming every industry. You won’t just learn how AI works, you’ll use it to solve real challenges.

Applied AI Across Industries

Learn how AI is used in finance, healthcare, marketing, and more—not just in theory, but in practice.

Low-Code, High Impact

Build AI-powered solutions using low-code and no-code tools, making it accessible regardless of your technical background.

Ethical & Responsible AI

Understand the risks, biases, and societal implications of AI—and how to use it responsibly.

Built for What’s Next

AI is evolving fast. This program evolves with it so your skills stay relevant.

Interdisciplinary by Design

Shape your Applied AI experience around a specific area of interest. You'll choose a concentration — within business, healthcare or the social sciences — and pair it with a minor in one of the other two areas. This structure ensures you graduate with AI expertise across disciplines.

Sample Courses

In addition to interdisciplinary electives, which sit within the College of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, and School of Health and Behavioral Sciences, the Applied Artificial Intelligence minor features two prerequisite courses: 

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence or Intro to AI for Business AI 201 / AI 201B
Artificial Intelligence Applications and Ethics AI 202
Data Management & Visual Analytics AI 301
AI Application Development AI 310
Applied AI Internship AI 391
Human-Centered AI Strategy and Deployment AI 401
Applied AI Capstone AI 490

Applied AI Minor

The interdisciplinary minor in Artificial Intelligence gives you the skills to apply AI in your field, no matter your major. You’ll explore AI fundamentals, work with real-world applications, and examine the ethical impact of emerging technologies, building the critical thinking and adaptability needed to succeed in a changing world.

The Applied AI minor is designed to complement your primary field of study and is typically added as a second minor.

Prerequisite Courses

In addition to interdisciplinary electives, which sit within the College of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, and School of Health and Behavioral Sciences, the Applied Artificial Intelligence minor features two prerequisite courses: 

  • AI 201: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • AI 202: Artificial Intelligence Applications and Ethics

In addition to interdisciplinary electives, which sit within the College of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, and School of Health and Behavioral Sciences, the Applied Artificial Intelligence minor features two prerequisite courses: 

  • AI 201: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • AI 202: Artificial Intelligence Applications and Ethics
Elective Requirement

Students must pick two approved Applied AI minor course electives:

  • AM 423: AI Application in Insurance
  • COM 381: Message Design & Content AI
  • FIN 414: AI Applications in Finance
  • ISA 342: AI Ethics and Data Governance
  • ISA 460: Big Data Analytics & AI Applications
  • LCS 403: The Philosophy of Technology
  • LGLS 340: Legal & Ethical Aspects of AI
  • SCI 359: Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
  • SCI 472: AI & Tech Wellness & Performance

Students must pick two approved Applied AI minor course electives:

  • AM 423: AI Application in Insurance
  • COM 381: Message Design & Content AI
  • FIN 414: AI Applications in Finance
  • ISA 342: AI Ethics and Data Governance
  • ISA 460: Big Data Analytics & AI Applications
  • LCS 403: The Philosophy of Technology
  • LGLS 340: Legal & Ethical Aspects of AI
  • SCI 359: Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
  • SCI 472: AI & Tech Wellness & Performance

Careers Powered by AI

From finance and health care to marketing and technology, AI skills are in demand across industries. Bryant students build the analytical, technical, and problem-solving skills needed to apply AI in real-world environments.

Example Roles:

  • AI Analyst
  • Business Intelligence Analyst
  • Marketing Analytics Specialist
  • Product Analyst
  • Data Visualization Specialist
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Explore AI in Action

Through Bryant’s AI Lab, students experiment with emerging technologies, test real-world applications, and explore how AI is shaping industries from business to healthcare and beyond.

Learn by Doing

Lessons from a textbook can only take you so far. That’s why experiential learning is at the core of your Bryant experience. You’ll engage in hands-on projects and opportunities beginning your very first year — building skills in critical thinking, learning how to adapt to challenges, and fostering your determination to succeed.

Find Your Minor

By pairing your Applied AI studies with a minor in a different college, you’ll learn how to apply artificial intelligence across disciplines and solve complex problems. Depending on your concentration, you’ll complement your studies with a minor in business, the humanities, or health sciences—broadening your perspective and strengthening your career readiness.