Master's in Artificial Intelligence Programs in West Virginia

The Mountain State is doing its best with tech initiatives like the West Virginia Digital Identity Tech Hub (WVDITH), but it has a long way to go. Local jobs in artificial intelligence still number in the dozens, not the hundreds. If you’re interested in cyber AI, check out Marshall’s Institute for Cyber Security (ICS) and WVU’s Cyber Labs, including the IDEMIA National Security Solutions Biometrics Lab and partnerships with ROC and Leidos. At WVU, you’ll also find healthcare AI work in the AI+Health Engineering Center (AI+HEC) and robotics & ML work within the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute. Outside of the universities and their institutes, health systems, remote job postings, and energy & manufacturing companies may be your best bet for employment—firms like Northrop Grumman in Rocket Center have a presence in the state. Looking for an AI qualification that could improve your hiring chances? Explore our directory of West Virginia AI master’s degrees & graduate certificates.