Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become part of our everyday lives, from smart personal assistants such as Siri and Alexa, to security surveillance, and automatic parking systems.
In education, particularly in higher education, Artificial Intelligence is transforming traditional methods of teaching for both students and teachers, making the whole learning experience more customised, efficient and engaging.
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The global experience economy continues to grow, and international student mobility will nearly double from 4.5 million students in 2016 to over 8 million by 2025, according to OECD figures.
International students currently spend over US$100 billion on education in four host countries – UK, US, Canada and Australia.
According to the Higher Education Policy Institute, international students are worth £20 billion to the UK economy, with about 230,000 students arriving each year for university courses – most of them postgraduates, with China and India the most common country of origin.
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Teams perform better when they consist of an equal balance between men and women. That is the conclusion of a new study by a Copenhagen Business School professor.
How does the work culture and balance between the sexes influence our work performance?
That is one of the questions answered in a new peer reviewed study done by Associate Professor Florence Villesèche from Copenhagen Business School’s Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy.
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