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UVF Launches AI-Integrated Programs

The University of Valley Forge (UVF) is excited to announce new programs that integrate artificial intelligence (AI). These programs span both undergraduate and graduate tracks. They will equip students with the skills to lead in a tech-driven world while maintaining a Christ-centered foundation. 

As AI continues to change industries, UVF remains committed to helping students understand this technology. They will learn how to use it responsibly for business, ministry, and digital media.

“The impact of AI on society is undeniable,” said Neil Langmead, Professor of AI, Cybersecurity, and Mathematics. “It’s changing workplaces, communication, and even how we engage in ministry. Our new courses equip students with the knowledge and skills to use AI effectively—whether in leadership, digital media, or advancing the Kingdom of God.” 

New AI-Integrated Programs at UVF 

Graduate Program: MBA with AI Integration Track 

In today’s rapidly evolving business world, leaders must stay ahead of technological advancements. UVF’s MBA with an AI Integration track blends advanced business leadership with AI technology, empowering students to innovate and lead with ethical responsibility. 

Undergraduate Programs: Digital Media Applied AI Track and Minor 

AI is transforming the future of media. UVF’s Digital Media Applied AI track and minor offer students a unique combination of traditional media skills and cutting-edge AI tools, preparing them for careers at the intersection of creativity and technology. 

Why AI? 

AI is reshaping industries by driving innovation, efficiency, and new possibilities. UVF ensures that students don’t just learn AI—they develop the ability to understand, innovate, and apply it ethically across various fields. 

What Students Will Gain: 

  • Practical AI Skills – Hands-on experience with AI applications in business, media, and ministry. 
  • Ethical Leadership – Training on the responsible and moral use of AI. 
  • Innovative Thinking – Exposure to emerging technologies and creative problem-solving. 
  • Career-Ready Expertise – Competitive skills to excel in a tech-driven job market. 

From using AI to enhance productivity and leadership to leveraging large language models (LLMs) for digital ministry, UVF’s courses provide students with the tools they need to lead and innovate in their respective fields. 

Whether you want to enhance your leadership skills with AI-driven insights, explore AI’s role in digital media, or understand its potential for ministry and outreach, UVF’s AI programs will prepare you for the future.

For more information on these programs, visit www.uvf.edu/ai.  

About the University of Valley Forge 

The University of Valley Forge is a Christ-centered institution that prepares individuals for lives of service and leadership in the church and the world. Located in Phoenixville, PA, UVF offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs that integrate faith and learning. 

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