Special Reports – Global Edition
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Research that uses generative AI is expanding rapidly across fields, and is said to be accelerating and transforming scientific knowledge. University World News is publishing a weekly series of articles on AI and Research exploring the multiplying ways in which AI is involved in higher education research. The series will culminate in a special briefing in June.
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University World News was the media partner at the 2024 ABET Symposium, titled “Science Fiction to Science Fact: The impact of AI on higher education” and held in Tampa, Florida, in the United States from 4-5 April. In this special report, our journalists cover the symposium and present an overview of AI in higher education the world over.
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In support of the global effort to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, University World News – in partnership with global quality assurance provider ABET – is publishing a series of special reports on how higher education can best equip students with the skills, knowledge and values needed to shape a sustainable future. This time, we focus on ‘cultural diversity’.
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Asian countries tend to be early adopters of new technologies and generative AI is no exception. Universities and researchers across the region are working on fundamental research as well as with tech companies and governments on practical applications. This special report exploring developments in generative AI in higher education is part of our ongoing AI and Higher Education series, with a focus on Asia.
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Half-way to the target date for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, University World News – in partnership with global quality assurance provider ABET – is publishing a series of special reports on how higher education can best equip students with the skills, knowledge and values needed to shape a sustainable future.
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As the United Arab Emirates prepared to host COP28, the global summit on climate action and sustainable development that kicked off this week, University World News compiled this Special Briefing exploring the contribution of Gulf states’ universities to climate action and to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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Half-way to the target date for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, University World News – in partnership with global quality assurance provider ABET – is publishing a series of special reports on how HE can best equip students with the skills, knowledge and values needed to shape a sustainable future.
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Half-way to the target date for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, University World News – in partnership with global quality assurance provider ABET – launches a series of special reports on how higher education can best equip students with the skills, knowledge and values needed to shape a sustainable future.
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A diverse group of scholars has been meeting to share ideas and experiences of Asia’s dynamic higher education sector, transformed by factors such as globalisation and internationalisation, politics and development, educational mobility and global rankings. Their explorations inspired this series of articles, produced by the International and Comparative Education Research Group at Universiti Brunei Darussalam for University World News.
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University World News continues its exploration of generative AI in this new special report on ‘AI and Higher Education’. In commentaries and features, academics and our journalists around the world investigate issues and developments around AI that are impacting on universities. Generative AI tools are challenging and changing higher education systems and institutions — how they are run as well as ways of teaching and learning and conducting research.
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