Navigating AI: Ethics, Innovation, and Student Success at the University of Nicosia

The Career Success Centre, on Thursday, 13 March 2025, organised a guest speaker series seminar: Navigating AI: Ethics, Innovation, and Student Success at the University of Nicosia. The seminar took place at UNESCO Amphitheatre between 11:30-12:30.

This student presentation at the University of Nicosia examined essential topics in artificial intelligence and its implications for academia and student life. It began with an introduction to Dr. Chris Alexander, Associate Professor and Head of the AI Learning Centre (AILC), outlining the centre’s mission and initiatives. The session reviewed emerging AI trends anticipated for 2025, offering insights into new developments in the field. A key component of the presentation was the discussion on ethical AI use, emphasizing a responsible approach for students as they incorporated these tools into their studies. The analysis extended to exploring the evolving relationship between generative AI and human creativity, highlighting changes in roles and oversight in the educational environment. Additionally, the presentation introduced a range of innovative AI tools designed to enhance learning, productivity, and career development. The event concluded with a Q&A segment to foster interaction and a summary of the session’s main takeaways.

Dr Christopher Alexander

Head of AI Learning Centre (AI-LC)
Associate Professor

"It was a pleasure speaking today at the University of Nicosia's Career Success Centre seminar, "Navigating AI: Ethics, Innovation, and Student Success," at the UNESCO Amphitheatre. I introduced the AI Learning Centre's (AILC) mission and explored emerging AI trends for 2025. We discussed the ethical use of AI in academia, examining how generative AI shapes human creativity and educational roles. Innovative AI tools for boosting student learning, productivity, and career opportunities were also showcased.
It's incredibly important to continue introducing students to these transformative technologies to prepare them for future challenges and opportunities. For more information about the seminar, click the link below".

Pictures from the Event:

Here are some live pictures from the seminar.

Post by Cynthia Efremoglou