AI to shape future of higher education, universities told
A national seminar on the role of Artificial Intelligence in higher education was held at JSS Science and Technology University in Mysuru. The event gathered over 40 former Vice-Chancellors and education leaders to discuss how AI can transform teaching and learning. Experts emphasized the need for universities to adapt their curricula and infrastructure to prepare for the future knowledge economy.
- ▪The seminar was organized by JSS STU in collaboration with the Forum of Former Vice Chancellors of Karnataka.
- ▪Dr. B. Suresh highlighted AI's potential to enhance teaching and improve student engagement.
- ▪The event featured discussions on integrating AI into university policies and curricula.
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JSS Science and Technology University (JSS STU), Mysuru, in association with the Forum of Former Vice Chancellors of Karnataka (FVCK), Bengaluru, successfully organised a one-day national seminar on “Reimagining Higher Education in India through Artificial Intelligence” at the JSS CMS, JSS TI Campus in Mysuru on Saturday.The seminar brought together more than 40 former Vice-Chancellors representing universities across Karnataka, distinguished academicians, education leaders, industry experts, researchers, and policymakers to deliberate on the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in reshaping higher education institutions in India.Dr. B.
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