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Academic programDiploma in Artificial Intelligence Management · ISO/IEC 42001

To train professionals able to govern the development and use of artificial intelligence systems: assess impacts, assign roles, control the life cycle and data, and audit the system with professional judgment.

Academic programme · 2026-27 editionIn effect from September 2026

ISO/IEC 42001

Reference standard
ISO/IEC 42001:2023
Modules · stages · certificates
10 · 3 · 2
Next live intake
On request

10 modules, three stages, two certificates

Current · first certifiable standard for AI management systems.

  1. Leveling

    Module 1

  2. Understand

    Modules 2, 3, 4
    Stage I assessment

  3. Implement

    Modules 5, 6, 7
    Stage II assessment · Certificate i · Management Systems Design

  4. Audit

    Modules 8, 9
    Stage III assessment · Certificate II · Internal Audit

  5. Continual improvement

    Module 10

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26.693clients
38,477certificates issued
2,304professional auditors
Informational document. Enrolment terms are confirmed in writing upon registration.

Five ways into this program

Module 1 levels the ground. People start from different points and finish in the same place: designing, implementing and auditing a artificial intelligence governance system.

Already works in the field

Today: Maintains the data, product and compliance system and handles audits without having designed it.

On completion: Designs the entire system and audits it with independent judgment.

Implements as a consultant

Today: Implements systems on commission and needs to document their training.

On completion: Presents two academic certificates verifiable by code and QR.

Wants to make a living from auditing

Today: Knows the standard but has never led a third-party audit.

On completion: Leads a complete audit: opening, evidence, findings, closing and report.

Comes from another discipline

Today: Works in development, analytics or legal and enters the field of artificial intelligence governance from scratch.

On completion: Levels up in module 1 and ends up auditing with the same standard as the rest.

Maintains the sector's certification

Today: Is accountable for the certification of a company that develops or uses AI systems to customers and auditors.

On completion: Prepares the organization, audits from within and upholds the findings.

No prerequisites: module 1 levels the field. Familiarity with at least one AI system in use or under development in the case organization is recommended.

Demand does not come from trends: it comes from the cycle

1 in 3certificates are renewed every yearThe certification cycle lasts three years.
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  • Nearly all the standards were revised together: certified systems have to transition.
  • Auditing requires demonstrated competence (ISO/IEC 17021-1), in addition to the training completed.
  • Every system needs someone inside to sustain it between audits.
  • Certification is demanded throughout the supply chain: clients, tenders and suppliers require it.

One path, two certificates

Whoever completes a diploma program receives two academic certificates under a single professional credential: management system design and internal audit. Both carry a code and QR; their authenticity is confirmed in writing, within 48 business hours, through assisted verification.

Certificate i · Implement

Management Systems Design

Design the standard's complete management system: context and scope, policy, risks, documentation, operation, indicators and improvement.

Stage assessment · assessment panel independent of the trainers

Certificate II · Audit

Internal Audit

Plan and conduct the internal audit —a first-party audit— based on the ISO 19011 cycle: program, plan, checklist, findings, report and follow-up.

Stage assessment · assessment panel independent of the trainers

G-CERTI Training academic certificates: they document training and assessed evidence. Certification audits and admission to the Auditors Division have their own requirements.

Technical sheet

Reference standard
ISO/IEC 42001:2023
System
FSMS
Status of the standard
Current · first certifiable standard for AI management systems.
Format
Live course · 4 months · one year of campus access
Structure
10 modules · 3 assessed stages · levelling included
Practice
Curricular simulated audit (module 9) · own case from start to finish
Assessment
One per stage · assessment board independent of the training provider
Certification
Two academic certificates with code and QR · written confirmation within 48 business hours
Backing
G-CERTI Formación · Global Certification
Who it is for
Data, product, risk and compliance managers · Organizations that develop, provide or use AI systems · Technology auditors expanding their scope
Requirements
No prerequisites: module 1 levels the field. Familiarity with at least one AI system in use or under development in the case organization is recommended.
References for the standard
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 · Artificial intelligence management system. Requirements · ISO/IEC 22989:2022 · AI concepts and terminology · ISO/IEC 23894:2023 · AI risk management · ISO/IEC 42005:2025 · AI system impact assessment
Common references
ISO 19011:2026 · Guidelines for auditing management systems · ISO/IEC 17021-1:2015 · Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems · ISO 9000:2015 · Fundamentals and vocabulary · ISO/IEC Directives, Part 1, Annex SL · harmonized structure

Which clause each module covers

ModuleCl. 4Cl. 5Cl. 6Cl. 7Cl. 8Cl. 9Cl. 10AB1901117021
Context, roles in the AI ecosystem and leadership
Requirements of ISO/IEC 42001:2023 and Annex A
Risks and impacts of AI systems
Support, life cycle and data
Performance evaluation
Improvement and system project
Internal audit of the AI management system based on ISO 19011
Conducting the audit · curricular practice: ISO/IEC 42001 simulated audit
  • Cl. 4 Context
  • Cl. 5 Leadership
  • Cl. 6 Planning
  • Cl. 7 Support
  • Cl. 8 Operation
  • Cl. 9 Performance evaluation
  • Cl. 10 Improvement
  • A Annex A · 38 controls
  • B Annex B · guidance
  • 19011 ISO 19011
  • 17021 ISO/IEC 17021-1

Curriculum

Ten modules in three assessed stages, with a foundation module at the start and continual improvement at the close.

Leveling

Module 1 · Annex SL

Introduction to management systems

  • What a management system is and what it solves in an organization
  • Harmonized structure (Annex SL): the ten common clauses
  • PDCA cycle, process approach and risk-based thinking
  • What an AI system is (ISO/IEC 22989); trust, bias, transparency and human oversight

Deliverable: Initial self-assessment

Those already familiar with the discipline use it as a review and move on to module 2.

Understand

Module 2 · Cl. 4 · Cl. 5

Context, roles in the AI ecosystem and leadership

  • Internal and external issues; the organization's role: provider, producer, customer, user
  • Interested parties and applicable legal and regulatory requirements
  • Scope of the AI management system
  • AI policy and its relationship with other policies; roles and responsibilities

Deliverable: Context, role, scope and policy of the case study

Module 3 · Cl. 4 · Cl. 5 · Cl. 6 · Cl. 7 · Cl. 8 · Cl. 9 · Cl. 10 · A · B

Requirements of ISO/IEC 42001:2023 and Annex A

  • Complete reading of clauses 4 to 10 with expected evidence
  • Annex A: 38 controls across nine objectives; Annex B as implementation guidance
  • Annexes C and D: objectives and risk sources; sector-specific application
  • Integration with ISO/IEC 27001 and existing systems

Deliverable: Requirements and controls questionnaire

Module 4 · Cl. 6

Risks and impacts of AI systems

  • AI risk assessment: criteria, identification, analysis, evaluation
  • Impact assessment of AI systems on individuals, groups and society
  • Risk treatment and statement of applicability
  • AI objectives and indicators

Deliverable: Risk register, impact assessment and statement of applicability

Stage I assessment

Implement

Module 5 · Cl. 7 · Cl. 8 · A

Support, life cycle and data

  • Resources: data, tools, systems, computing and human competence
  • AI system life cycle: objectives, design, verification, deployment, operation, event logging
  • Data for AI systems: acquisition, quality, provenance, preparation
  • Information for interested parties; responsible use; relationships with third parties

Deliverable: Life cycle and data management procedures

Module 6 · Cl. 9

Performance evaluation

  • Monitoring and measurement of AI system and management system performance
  • Performance, fairness and robustness metrics as evidence
  • Internal audit program
  • Management review

Deliverable: AI management system indicator dashboard

Module 7 · Cl. 10

Improvement and system project

  • Nonconformity and corrective action; AI incidents and their analysis
  • Continual improvement in response to changes in data, models and regulation
  • Closing the complete system on the case
  • Instructor feedback on the reasoning

Deliverable: Corrected AI management system project

Stage II assessment · Certificate i · Management Systems Design

Audit

Module 8 · Cl. 9 · 19011

Internal audit of the AI management system based on ISO 19011

  • Audit program and plan; competence of the audit team
  • Checklist by clause with expected evidence
  • Interview, record sampling and process observation
  • Drafting findings with evidence; report and follow-up of actions

Deliverable: Plan and checklist

Module 9 · 19011 · 17021

Conducting the audit · curricular practice: ISO/IEC 42001 simulated audit

  • Simulated audit on the case, with real roles
  • Opening meeting; leading and coordinating the audit team
  • Audit of an AI system: verified impact assessment, data traceability, event logging and human oversight
  • Classification of nonconformities, closing meeting and signed report

Deliverable: Audit report

Stage III assessment · Certificate II · Internal Audit

Continual improvement

Module 10

AUDITOR professional community

  • Start here: guidance for navigating the community and learning independently
  • Judgment: foundations, philosophy, classes and books by Fernando Arrieta
  • Resources: a library of ten standard-plan tools, currently being uploaded
  • Consultor ISO: needs, solutions and consulting projects, in preparation
  • Auditor Lab: professional auditing practice, premium plan
  • What the standard requires of management and how the system informs decisions
  • Academic interviews with practicing auditors
  • Updates: ISO/IEC 42005 (impact assessment), ISO/IEC 42006, AI regulation by jurisdiction, ISO 19011

Deliverable: General access to the AUDITOR community

The diploma program includes access to AUDITOR. Check which spaces your access includes. Applications to the Auditors Division remain subject to their own requirements and assessment.

The work submitted is assessed

Each stage closes with an assessment of the work submitted on the case. Completing activities does not guarantee passing. Once the stage is passed, the corresponding certificate is issued; the two are earned in order.

Instrument
Corrected case deliverables + integrative stage assessment
Who assesses
An assessment board independent of the training provider
Feedback
In writing, on the reasoning; it is corrected and integrated
Resit
A new version of the deliverable within the year of study
Issuance
Certificate with code GF-······ and QR · written confirmation within 48 business hours via gcerti.org/verificar
Teaching staff

G-CERTI Training teaching team · Confirmed for each intake

Live intakes

Next live intake to be confirmed. Campus coursework begins on enrollment day.

19:00 to 21:00 · Argentina (UTC−3)

Live sessions in Spanish. The diploma program is completed on campus with access from enrollment; these dates are the intakes with live classes.

The community. Judgment and up-to-date knowledge

Updates, practice and professional exchange to promote quality. Judgment, artificial intelligence and data protection. Academic coursework and assessments take place on the academic campus.

Start here

Your starting point

Guidance for navigating AUDITOR and organizing your independent learning.

Judgment

How an auditor thinks

Ethics, evidence and professional responsibility, with criteria for using artificial intelligence and protecting information.

Resources

10 standard-plan tools

Ten standard-plan tools in preparation. You will be able to consult them as they become available.

Consultor ISO

Consulting projects

Space in preparation for understanding needs, presenting solutions and managing consulting projects.

AUDITOR access included · Check which spaces your access includesApplications to the Auditors Division remain subject to their own requirements and assessment.

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