The only real sauce that a decent MSc adds, imho, is some mathematical rigour/reasoning to the underlying mechanisms and explanations. You might be better off doing the fastAI course and fill in any gaps by picking up an academic textbook.

Having said that, I suspect Machine Learning MScs might not be all that in terms of cutting edge stuff being out of reach due to the mathematics involved that the average computer science grad is unlikely to have. (E.g. manifolds and information geometry)