NTI is an online technology institute for structured academic study and practical professional learning across computing, cloud, cybersecurity, data, software, business technology and applied science. NTI is also home to the AI Academy.
Begin with the Northline campus welcome, then choose NTI academic study, a professional course, or the AI Academy.
Computing, cloud, cybersecurity, data, web development, business, applied science and professional technology courses. Academic courses use NTI-100/200/300/400 numbering; shorter professional courses use NTI-J/M/A codes.
Open NTI Catalog →Artificial intelligence from Year 1 foundations through Year 4 enterprise systems, research and capstone work, plus professional AI courses at foundational, intermediate and advanced levels.
Open AI Academy Catalog →Review the 2027 intake calendar, submit an application or enrollment request, pay the application fee and enter the student portal.
Admissions →Transformers, LLMs, RAG, LoRA, inference and applied capstone work.
View course →Planning, memory, reflection, swarms, orchestration and human-in-the-loop control.
View course →Structured, reusable prompt systems for practical business work.
View course →Build controlled, human-reviewed workflows for recurring work.
View course →Inputs, outputs, verification gates, exception routing, monitoring and recovery.
View course →Operate multi-worker AI systems with state, provenance, review and release control.
View course →Application window: October 8, 2026 – April 15, 2027. Dates are inclusive, in Pacific time. May is a planned start, subject to course readiness.
October 8, 2026 – April 15, 2027
The course catalog will be updated in January 2027.
May 2027
Confirmed course dates follow release QA. No January new-student intake.
Application processing fee. Payment does not guarantee admission or a seat in a selective program.
Pay Application FeeNTI-1xx / AI-1xx: Year 1 foundations. 2xx: Year 2 applied study. 3xx: Year 3 advanced technical study. 4xx: Year 4 enterprise, research, studio and capstone work.
J / M / A: professional short-course levels — foundational, intermediate and advanced. They are not automatically academic-credit courses.
One NTI semester credit represents approximately 45 hours of total student academic effort.
Not sure which path fits? Browse both catalogs first. Prerequisites are shown course by course and the admissions team can help build a study sequence.