AI University is a comprehensive research university with six faculties, offering over 140 programs across science, engineering, medicine, arts, business, and law. Led by President Prof. Margaret Ashford.
From undergraduate science to professional medicine — find the program that matches your ambitions.
Undergraduate · 4 years
Streams in AI/ML, Cybersecurity, Distributed Systems, and HCI. Co-op option available.
Program details →Undergraduate · 4 years
Interdisciplinary program combining statistics, ML, and domain applications. Launched 2024.
Program details →Undergraduate · 4 years
CEAB-accredited. Industry-sponsored capstone project in Year 4. Eligible for PEO licensure.
Program details →Professional · 4 years
LCME-accredited. Case-based curriculum, 22 residency specialties, CaRMS match support.
Program details →Undergraduate · 4 years
CASN-accredited. 1,040+ hours of clinical placement. NCLEX-RN eligible upon graduation.
Program details →Graduate · 16 months
CEPH-accredited. Five concentration areas. 240-hour practicum with partner organizations.
Program details →We combine the research depth of a major university with the mentorship and access of a smaller institution.
Undergraduates work alongside faculty in active research labs from Year 2 — on projects funded by NSERC, CIHR, and industry partners.
Our extended co-op stream places students with leading technology, healthcare, and public sector employers for up to 16 months of paid experience.
Medicine and Nursing students train at Northgate General Hospital and 14 affiliated health centres — one of the largest teaching hospital networks in Ontario.
With an 18:1 student-to-faculty ratio in Science and Engineering, students receive genuine mentorship rather than lecture-hall anonymity.
Updates from across the university community.
Prof. Patel's team, working in collaboration with IBM Quantum, has demonstrated a scalable approach to surface code error correction on a 27-qubit processor — a significant step toward fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Students and faculty in the Faculty of Law's Innocence Clinic provided key forensic evidence analysis that supported the successful appeal of a wrongful conviction after 11 years.
The program climbed two spots this year, recognized for research intensity, graduate employment outcomes, and student satisfaction scores that placed it in the top tier nationally.
Applications for September 2026 are open. Explore our 140+ programs and find the right path for your future.