• Autumn Semester 2024

    Start
  • 14 weeks

    Duration
  • ETH Zurich
    Location
  • English

    Tuition language
  • 01–30.06.2024

    Application period
  • CHF 8,500

    Programme fee

In brief: The CAS ETH in Data and Machine Learning

The programme provides a targeted education in IT, data science, and machine learning to managers who do not have prior formal education in computer science in order to advance their career.

Structure and content

Programme description

In the CAS ETH in Data and Machine Learning (CAS ETH DML) participants learn to apply key data science and machine learning concepts in industry settings with four study modules:

  • Introduction to Programming: learn to code with regular one-on-one meetings for support. 
  • Information, Data & Computers: covers the core computing concepts that enable algorithms, data science and machine learning.
  • Data Science and Machine Learning (ML): an end-to-end introduction to managing data for ML purposes and the primary techniques used in ML.
  • AI and IT in Industry: uses case studies to show the practical implementations of ML, AI and digital technologies in industry.

Objectives

The goal of this programme is to improve the decision-making of managers by providing them with fundamental training in the areas of data management and machine learning that is applicable across many consumer-facing and service industries as well as multiple areas of the organisation.

Professional perspectives

Graduates of the CAS ETH DML are able to take on more challenging roles in interdisciplinary projects with significant data science and ML components. They also extend their existing management skills to include managing staff and projects involving the use of data science, algorithms and ML.

Structure and format

Participants complete 4 modules over 14 weeks.

Classes are generally conducted in either a block format or blended learning format. Study workload is approximately 300 hours, including lectures, study time and performance assessments.

Additional information

The CAS ETH DML can be followed as a stand-alone programme or as a part of the MAS in AI and Digital Technology (MAS ETH AID).

Limited number of participants: Admission is based on programme-specific admissions criteria.

Tuition language(s)

English

Credits

12 ECTS credits

Target group and admission

Target group

Managers with a non-computer science education and a minimum of five years of professional experience in a relevant industry. Target participants include managers working in finance, marketing, strategy and other non-technical departments.

Requirements

Master's degree acknowledged by ETH or an equivalent educational qualification plus relevant management experience after graduation.

Required language skills

Language(s) of performance assessment

English

Dates and venue

Start

Autumn Semester 2024

Duration

14 weeks

Application period

Location

ETH Zurich

Fees

Programme fee

CHF 8,500

Application fee

CHF 50 for persons with a Swiss university degree, CHF 150 for persons with another university degree (non-​refundable, credit card payment only)

Withdrawal fee

  • Cancellation within 30 days after registration date and before the beginning of the programme: free of charge
  • Cancellation more than 30 days after the admission date and before the beginning of the programme: CHF 3,500
  • Cancellation after the beginning of the programme: CHF 8,500

Application

Questions about the application

ETH Zurich, School for Continuing Education, HG E 17–18.5, Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zurich, Tel. external page+41 44 632 56 59call_made, E-Mail

Application documents

Additional application documents

  • CV (Curriculum Vitae) 
  • Motivation letter
  • Work certificates (if available)

Organiser

Programme management

Professor Bernd Gärtner
Programme Director
Professor Bernd Gärtner
Maria Rosaria Polito
Programme Manager
Maria Polito

Contact

Maria Rosaria Polito
  • +41 44 633 23 72

ETH Zurich
Andreasstrasse 5
OAT Z 22.1
8092 Zurich

Responsible body

ETH Zurich, Department of Information Science

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