AI education at CMU-Q encompasses teaching students the workings and applications of AI in computer science and information systems, with a focus on areas such as natural language processing and cybersecurity.

In the biological sciences, students explore how AI can revolutionize diagnosis and treatment, particularly through courses in computational biology and precision medicine.

CMU-Q faculty are conducting research on AI applications related to sustainability, including optimizing solar panel maintenance and greenhouse plant care.

Faculty are also exploring generative AI to enhance teaching and learning, redesigning assignments to enable students to effectively utilize AI tools.

Michael Trick, dean of CMU-Q since 2017, emphasizes the importance of creativity and interdisciplinary exploration as students prepare for careers that may not yet exist.

Research at CMU-Q also focuses on language-related AI, particularly Natural Language Processing (NLP) in Arabic, Turkish, and English.

Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) is prioritizing artificial intelligence (AI) in its academic programs to prepare students for a future where AI is central to various fields.

The business administration program features an AI+Finance certificate designed to help students grasp AI's role in data analysis and decision-making within the finance sector.