Join the Office for Students (OfS) and Advance HE for a discussion building on the findings from our joint research.
Artificial intelligence is already changing how students learn, how staff teach and assess and how universities and colleges deliver their services. It presents exciting opportunities to enhance teaching and strengthen learning. It also presents urgent risks to learning, quality and assessment.
Join the Office for Students (OfS) and Advance HE for an online discussion of the findings from our joint research into the opportunities and risks that AI presents for higher education. We will shortly publish a report summarising these findings, which will inform the event discussion.
Our research explores how AI is being used across the sector and highlights key considerations for institutions as they respond to this rapidly evolving technology, drawing on new evidence from students, providers and sector experts and an extensive body of wider academic and policy literature.
Colleagues from the OfS and Advance HE will discuss the report's key findings and reflect on what they mean for students and providers.
We’ll also hear perspectives from expert contributors working at the forefront of AI and higher education. There will be opportunity to put your questions to the panel, as they discuss how the sector can harness the benefits of AI while protecting the quality of students' academic experiences.
Speakers
Summer Andrews is an undergraduate law student at the University of East Anglia and a member of the OfS Student Interest Board.
Parama Chaudhury is an economics professor and Vice-Provost of Education - Student Academic Experience at University College London.
Mary Curnock Cook is chair of the governing body at Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology.
Josh Fleming is Director of Strategy and Delivery at the OfS.
Kathryn Harrison-Graves is Deputy Chief Executive at Advance HE.
The discussion is chaired by Josh Freeman, Strategy Manager at the OfS.
Who should attend?
This webinar will share report findings, with discussion designed to help you consider how higher education can respond confidently and responsibly to the opportunities and challenges that AI presents. All are welcome.
Queries
If you have any questions about attending our events, please contact [email protected].
