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Blog post. Artificial intelligence - is the hype cycle over? For almost 20 years, Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have been promoted as the way forward, with AI one of four strands in the government's Industrial Strategy.

Artificial Intelligence Undergraduate Courses. Are you interested in the advancement of technology and the rapid expansion of Artificial Intelligence? Our suite of courses will ensure you are at the forefront of this exciting revolution. Artificial

Artificial intelligence model security. Artificial intelligence model security. Project summary. Artificial intelligence (AI)-based cyber security has emerged as a promising solution for cyber defence in the past decade because of the proliferation

Artificial patients. Providing realistic medical training, our Clinical Skills Suite has a number of high quality artificial patients from individual limbs to technically advanced simulation dolls, which can be programmed to provide different

A series of Victorian-style portraits which come to life when you walk past have been created by University of Derby academics. 

Arts short courses. Develop your creativity or technical making skills in one of our short courses in the arts. From digital and analogue photography to fashion and textiles. Arts. Unfortunately, we do not have any arts short courses running at the

Arts and Design - your questions answered! video transcript. Art and Design. Hello, my name is Dave McGravie. I'm the Head of the School of Arts here at the University of Derby. So art and design encompasses of a broad area. It's a very traditional

Arts and Health Research Lab. Arts and Health Research Lab. Our Arts and Health Research Lab is an interdisciplinary research group interested in conducting research in:. Arts in culture. Arts and wellbeing. Arts and mental health. Therapeutic arts.

Communities within Amber Valley, Derbyshire, are set to benefit from a new programme of cultural activity after a consortium, led by the University of Derby, was awarded a grant of up to £826,000 for its Make/Shift project, as part of the Arts Council England Creative People and Places National Portfolio 22-25 programme.