“This course helped me clearly understand how bias, model risk, and governance connect in real AI systems. I now have a structured way to review AI use cases and challenge teams on explainability and controls.”
A practical certification designed to help professionals assess, govern, and deploy AI systems responsibly by managing bias, risk, transparency, ethics, and regulatory expectations. Certified Responsible AI Analyst
In Certified Responsible AI Analyst, you will gain the skills to assess, govern, and deploy AI systems responsibly. This course equips you to manage AI risks, bias, transparency, and compliance while ensuring ethical and trustworthy AI outcomes. Build Trustworthy AI
with Confidence
Certified Responsible AI Analyst (CRAA) is designed to equip senior leaders to evaluate, monitor, and report on enterprise AI systems—ensuring fairness, compliance, and continuous oversight through measurable, regulation-ready Responsible AI controls. Build a strong baseline on Responsible AI fundamentals and why they matter for enterprise adoption. You’ll cover the essential principles and the key global standards shaping responsible, compliant AI programs. Learn how to detect and measure AI risks using practical methods leaders can apply. You’ll understand bias measurement, data governance essentials, and the KPIs used to track model trustworthiness in production. Put the right guardrails in place: governance structures, policies, and risk controls that scale. This module covers operating models, assessment routines, and vendor/third-party risk considerations. Learn how to evidence Responsible AI in a way auditors, regulators, and boards can understand. You’ll cover audit approaches, operational monitoring, and how to build certification-ready evidence and reporting. Apply what you’ve learned through realistic scenarios and practical integration work. You’ll run through an incident simulation, review a real case study, and produce an integration roadmap for enterprise governance. There are 5 modules in this course
What professionals say about the Responsible AI certification
This course is designed to be applied directly at work. While we explain key concepts, the focus is on real scenarios, decision frameworks, and examples drawn from how organisations actually use AI. You’ll work through use cases, risks, and trade-offs that leaders and analysts face, not abstract theory. No. This program is built for business, risk, compliance, product, and strategy professionals. We explain AI concepts in plain language and focus on how to evaluate, govern, and make decisions about AI systems — not how to build models or write code. Free content often explains what Responsible AI is, but not how to apply it inside real organisations. This course gives you structured frameworks, checklists, and questions you can immediately use when reviewing AI use cases, policies, or projects. Yes. In fact, this is often the best time to learn Responsible AI. The course helps you ask the right questions early, avoid common mistakes, and build AI initiatives on stronger foundations before problems arise. The value comes from what you can do after the course, not just the certificate. You’ll gain the ability to participate confidently in AI discussions, challenge assumptions, and contribute to governance, risk, and strategy conversations — skills that are increasingly in demand. Most participants spend around 3–4 hours per week. The course is self-paced, so you can move faster or slower depending on your workload and revisit sections when needed. Yes. We go beyond principles and focus on how risks, ethics, and regulations translate into real controls, documentation, and decision-making. This helps you work effectively with legal, compliance, technology, and business teams. The course focuses on underlying principles and governance approaches that remain relevant even as specific regulations evolve. This helps you adapt your thinking rather than rely on fixed rules that may change. Yes. After completing the program requirements, you will receive a digital certificate that you can share on LinkedIn, your résumé, or internally. Frequently asked questions