AI and Digital Chemistry MSc

University of Nottingham

​​What if you could help transform how we discover life-saving medicines, advanced materials and sustainable chemicals by combining chemistry with the power of artificial intelligence (AI)?​Our master’s in AI and Digital Chemistry is your gateway to this revolutionary frontier. Designed for future scientists ready to lead in an era of digital innovation, this programme empowers you with skills in AI, data science and computational chemistry – tools now essential to solving the world’s most complex chemical challenges.​You’ll be based in the prestigious School of Chemistry, one of the UK’s largest and most research-active chemistry departments. Home to a vibrant community of over 160 postgraduate students and 60 postdoctoral researchers, the school offers an intellectually rich environment where groundbreaking ideas thrive. You'll also benefit from the university’s interdisciplinary strength, with collaborations across Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering, Physical Sciences and industry leaders.​A diverse range of MSc research projects are available, with opportunities to work with industry co-supervisors and access to the university’s high-performance computer, powered by some of the latest CPU and GPU technologies. Whether your interests lie in molecular discovery, process automation or AI-driven material design, you’ll apply AI and computational techniques to solve a chemical problem, gaining practical, industry-relevant experience.​Graduating from this programme means stepping into a world of opportunity. Career paths include roles in pharmaceuticals, materials discovery, green chemistry and technology companies, where your unique blend of chemical insight and AI fluency will set you apart.​This course is ideal for:​Aspiring innovators: Individuals eager to apply AI techniques to solve complex chemical problems​Future scientists: Those seeking a career in scientific research with a focus on data science and AI​Problem solvers: Students who enjoy tackling challenging questions and developing new solutions​Tech enthusiasts: Individuals interested in the latest advancements in AI, machine learning and high-performance computing​Industry professionals: Those looking to enhance their skills and knowledge for roles in pharmaceuticals, materials discovery and tech companies​Be part of the next generation of scientific innovators. Your journey into the future of chemistry starts here.

University of Nottingham