University of Montana Launches State’s First Human-Centered AI Certificate Program
The University of Montana is launching the state's first career certificate program in Human-Centered AI this spring. The nine-credit course aims to equip students with the skills to understand, critically evaluate, and intentionally use AI, ensuring human judgment and creativity…
Butte Bozeman, MT, November 9, 2026 — The University of Montana is set to introduce the first career certificate program in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the state this spring. The initiative aims to prepare individuals to navigate the evolving landscape of AI technology.
The new program is a nine-credit course designed to provide students with essential skills. These include the ability to understand AI systems, critically evaluate their outputs and implications, and apply AI tools intentionally. A core objective of the curriculum is to emphasize the enduring importance of human judgment and creativity in the development and application of AI technologies.
This certificate program signifies a proactive approach by the University of Montana to address the growing demand for professionals who can work responsibly with AI. By focusing on a human-centered approach, the program seeks to ensure that AI is developed and utilized in ways that augment human capabilities rather than replace them, fostering ethical considerations and human oversight.
Further details regarding the specific course offerings, faculty, and enrollment procedures for the Human-Centered AI certificate program are expected to be released by the University of Montana as the spring semester approaches. The program is positioned to be a key resource for individuals looking to gain expertise in the responsible integration of AI across various sectors.
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