# Admissions for experienced professionals. Canonical HTML: https://dsti.school/executive-msc-admissions This Markdown copy is generated from the same DSTI static-site build as the canonical HTML page. It is intended for machine readability and concise retrieval. Executive MSc admissions The Executive MSc in Artificial Intelligence for Digital Transformation is designed for professionals with maturity, responsibility and a clear reason to develop serious AI, data and digital systems competence. [Apply now](https://dsti.school/apply) Review criteria [Discuss your project](https://meetings-eu1.hubspot.com/dsti/information-meeting) [Download brochure](https://dsti.school/download-brochure) At a glance Open applications are reviewed throughout the year Thu Admissions and Scholarships Committee every Thursday Fri decision notifications every Friday The admissions conversation connects your academic background, professional experience, English readiness, study rhythm and digital transformation objective. 01 — Process ## A clear process for busy professionals. Executive applicants often balance work, travel, family responsibilities and strategic career decisions. The process is designed to be direct, human and structured. 01 ### Submit your application Share your academic record, CV, professional context and motivation for the Executive MSc route. 02 ### Admissions review DSTI reviews academic readiness, professional coherence, English readiness and the fit between the programme and your objectives. 03 ### Weekly committee The Admissions and Scholarships Committee meets every Thursday, with decision notifications normally sent every Friday. 04 ### Confirm your route After admission, DSTI confirms the study mode, timetable, tuition information and the next steps towards matriculation. Application fee ### €100 credited towards tuition upon enrolment. The application fee is paid when applying and is deducted from tuition fees upon matriculation. Applicants supported by recognised partner study-abroad education advisors are exempted from the application fee. [See international student guidance](https://dsti.school/international-students) 02 — Key dates ## Autumn and Spring entries, planned ahead. The Executive MSc has specific application deadlines, induction days and class-start dates. Admissions confirms the applicable intake and study mode in the offer documentation. Autumn intake ### Autumn 2026 International students deadline 31 July 2026 EU students deadline 26 September 2026 Induction Day 2 October 2026 Classes start 21 October 2026 Spring intake ### Spring 2027 International students deadline 22 February 2027 EU students deadline 5 April 2027 Induction Day 29 March 2027 Classes start 19 April 2027 Professional planning ### Admissions, time and tuition planning move together. For experienced professionals, the right intake depends on workload, travel, employer support, family commitments and the study mode selected. [Understand DSTI academic calendars](https://dsti.school/academic-calendar) 03 — Criteria ## Selection is based on readiness and coherence. The Executive MSc is not assessed like a first degree. DSTI looks at academic level, professional maturity and the practical value of the programme for your next chapter. ### Academic level Applicants are typically already master’s-level graduates or able to demonstrate equivalent academic readiness through previous studies and professional experience. ### Professional experience A mature professional profile is expected, normally with several years of responsibility and a credible link to AI, data, digital systems or transformation work. ### Project coherence The application should explain why serious AI and digital transformation competence matters for the applicant’s role, organisation or career direction. ### English readiness The programme is taught in English. Applicants should be able to read technical material, follow online content and communicate professionally in English. ### Technical foundations Applicants whose prior studies did not include sufficient mathematics, statistics or IT may be invited to complete an online entry examination or bridging work. ### Study rhythm Because Online asynchronous study is central to the route, applicants should be ready to organise a steady study rhythm alongside professional responsibilities. 04 — Documents ## Prepare a complete, professional application. A complete file helps DSTI understand both the academic foundation and the professional logic of your application. Academic documents Degree certificates, transcripts and any supporting academic evidence relevant to master’s-level readiness. Professional profile CV, role context and professional responsibilities, especially where they connect to digital transformation. Motivation and fit A clear explanation of why the Executive MSc route is useful for your professional project and study constraints. Next step ## Start with your professional objective. Admissions can help you connect your background, study rhythm, tuition planning and the Executive MSc structure before you commit. [Apply now](https://dsti.school/apply) [Review tuition fees](https://dsti.school/executive-msc-tuition-fees) [Discuss your project](https://meetings-eu1.hubspot.com/dsti/information-meeting) [Download brochure](https://dsti.school/download-brochure) --- © DSTI School of Engineering 2026 - All Rights Reserved. Private Higher Education Institution - V345 - 25 July 2026