At Dalian Maritime University (DMU) in Dalian, China, there isn’t a widely advertised standalone “Master’s in Intelligence Science and Technology” as a distinct degree title in the official graduate catalog, but the Intelligence Science and Technology area exists as a postgraduate research direction embedded within DMU’s broader Computer Science and Technology and related information science disciplines. The university’s Intelligence Science and Technology research area is part of the Information Science and Technology College and Artificial Intelligence academic programs, which together form a complete undergraduate‑to‑master’s‑to‑doctoral educational pathway in intelligent systems and computing. This field focuses on the theory, methods and technologies of artificial intelligence, intelligent data analysis and processing, intelligent systems, machine learning, and related computing foundations, and is designed to train graduates in both core AI principles and their application to intelligent systems such as autonomous transport, smart logistics, robotics, and intelligent decision‑making platforms. Students in this research area undertake advanced coursework and guided research under faculty supervision, typically culminating in a research thesis that demonstrates their ability to contribute original solutions or developments in intelligent science and technology. DMU’s information science and intelligence specialties are supported by key disciplinary strengths in computer science, communication engineering, data science and AI, and prepare graduates for careers or further research in computing, AI development, data analytics, and high‑tech industry sectors where intelligent technologies are central.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
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