[mathisfun123]

> Johns Hopkins Masters in AI (online)

do whichever one of these online MS which permit you to leave off the "online" part (i.e., are awarded through the conventional faculty). i'm not sure johns hopkins does but OMSCS from gatech does.

[__rito__]

GaTech only permits OMSCS if you have a 4 year undergrad. In many countries undergrads are three years. Even you have a Master's, that is also not counted. 4 years undergrad or nothing.

[StefanBatory]

Yup, in Europe I think almost every undergrad is either 3 years, or 3.5 if you are to get engineer title afterwards.

But then Masters is way more common to do afterwards compared to American system where it's rarity.

[oceansky]

It is 4 years in Brazil. Sometimes 5.

There are 3 years non-BS degrees though.

[__rito__]

My country only recently switched to 4-year undergrad for all streams. Previously, only Engineering had it (not counting professional degrees like Medicine, Accountancy, etc.)