ISO/IEC 42001 Course

This free, self-paced course provides a comprehensive understanding of ISO/IEC 42001, the international standard for AI management systems. Participants will learn about its requirements, implementation approaches, and how organizations can establish, implement, maintain and continually improve an AI management system.

    • Implementation Teams: Quality managers, IT managers, and technical professionals responsible for implementing and maintaining AI management systems. These practitioners will benefit from detailed technical content and practical implementation guidance.

    • Senior Leadership: Executives and decision-makers who need to understand the strategic importance, business value, and key requirements of ISO/IEC 42001.

  • The course structure allows both audiences to engage at appropriate levels:

    • Modules 1-2 focus on strategic understanding and business value (essential for all)

    • Modules 3-6 provide detailed implementation guidance (crucial for implementation teams)

    Interactive elements and case studies help both audiences apply concepts to their context. Throughout this course, learners will find textual content to be alternated with Touchpoints, Examples, Exercise, and Quizzes.

    • Understand the structure and key requirements of ISO/IEC 42001

    • Identify and analyze organizational context and requirements for AI management systems

    • Apply the standard's framework to implement an effective AI management system

    • Understand relationships and differences between the standard and other relevant AI policies

This course has been developed by the AIQI Consortium and is hosted by UKAS. If you have any queries regarding the course content please email them to: aiqisecretariat@aiqi.org

Modules:

  • 1 ✺ Foundation & Benefits

  • 2 ✺ Structure & Standards Relations

  • 3 ✺ Core Requirements

  • 4 ✺ Controls & Implementation

  • 5 ✺ Implementation Roadmap

  • 6 ✺ Jurisdictional Considerations

  • ✺ Supplementary Material

  • ✺ Course Completion and Summary