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AI and the Future of Universities: What...

Level 1 - AI Literacy for Everyone

Created By Kazeem, Oladimeji

Last Updated: 03-09-2026 | Language: English

What you'll learn

  • Define artificial intelligence and explain its basic concepts in simple terms.
  • Identify major AI technologies currently influencing universities, including generative AI, machine learning, and AI assistants.
  • Recognise how AI is changing teaching, learning, assessment, research, and university administration.
  • Identify the basic AI and digital competencies students will need for future employment.
  • Explain why traditional university curricula may need to evolve in response to AI.
  • Recognise key risks associated with AI in education, including bias, misinformation, privacy concerns, over-reliance, and academic integrity.
  • Discuss examples of how different academic disciplines may be affected by AI.
  • Identify opportunities for Nigerian universities to introduce AI literacy across disciplines.
  • Reflect on what universities should begin teaching now to prepare students for an AI-driven economy.

Free

Certificate (Participation) No
Certificate (Completion) Yes

Who this course is for

  • University lecturers and academic staff interested in the impact of AI on teaching, learning, and research.
  • University administrators and education leaders responsible for curriculum development, institutional strategy, and digital transformation.
  • Researchers and postgraduate students exploring AI-enabled research methods and emerging research disciplines.
  • Undergraduate and prospective university students seeking to understand the skills required for an AI-driven employment market.
  • Curriculum developers and academic programme coordinators considering how existing programmes should evolve.
  • ICT, data science, and AI professionals interested in the future relationship between AI and higher education.
  • Education policymakers and government stakeholders concerned with Nigeria's higher-education competitiveness and workforce development.
  • Industry and employers interested in the skills they will increasingly expect from Nigerian university graduates.

Seminar Class Schedule

8th October 2026 to 8th October 2026

Thu - 12:00

Description

This introductory level provides participants with a foundational understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on universities and higher education. It introduces key AI concepts, current applications of AI in teaching, learning, research, assessment, and university administration, and the changing skills that graduates will need in an AI-driven economy.


The course also examines the opportunities and challenges of AI in Nigerian higher education, including academic integrity, bias, misinformation, privacy, over-reliance on AI, and the changing role of lecturers and students. Participants will begin to consider how universities can move beyond simply adopting AI tools towards rethinking what they teach, how they teach it, and the competencies graduates need to remain relevant in the future of work.

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