Cambridge MLMI vs. Imperial AI

is applying to basically the same programmes as you do. What I heard is that the MLMI contents are bit outdated but still in term of reputation better that imperial? Was from UCL and audit some of the CSMLh courses in namely RL and unsupervised learning etc I’ll say CSML and MLMI is probably slightly more reputable than imperial programmes mainly for the Gatsby Unit and deepmind name etc but imperial is more solid in teaching which is kinda of big weakness for UCL at least from my experience. Btw can I ask which track in MLMI did you applied to?

Hi everyone,

I plan on pursuing a master's in Machine Learning / AI in the UK and have found the MSc Artificial Intelligence at Imperial and the MPhil Machine Learning & Machine Intelligence at Cambridge very interesting.

I was wondering if there are any insights I should know of before deciding which university to attend.

I have already received an offer from Imperial and I need to reply to it by February 15th. I will most likely receive a decision on my Cambridge application a couple of days prior, which is why I need to start thinking about it now.

I thought of Cambridge as my first choice because of the brand name, but reading the post attached below made me reconsider.

https://www.quora.com/Should-I-do-a-PhD-at-Edinburgh-University-or-MPhil-at-Cambridge

Any insights?

Thanks a lot!

P.S: I have also received an offer for UCL's MSc Computational Statistics & Machine Learning, but preferred Imperial's course structure. Is this reasonable?

I'm looking to put an application for both UCL Machine Learning and Imperial course this weekend. Do you think I'm too late?

No, I do not. A friend of mine that is currently enrolled in the MSc Ai at Imperial applied around March. You’re good.

Hi! I am in the very same situation, I got accepted into both Cambridge ML and Imperial AI. Have you decided between the two?

I'd go for Cambridge for the name + the experience of living in a city like Cambridge