
Shaping the future of AI in education
We’re setting the roadmap for the future of education by infusing AI into our experiential learning model, from experiential AI projects with employers to on-demand modules that build AI skills. We’re embracing AI intentionally throughout our academic ecosystem, guided by our focus on responsible, ethical use of AI, while preserving uniquely human skills.

OUR LEARNING STRATEGY
Leading the way for an AI-enabled university
Our world-leading approach goes beyond traditional AI courses. We’re embedding AI fluency and its practical application across all disciplines, ensuring that no matter what you’re studying you’ll graduate with the confidence and competency to leverage AI as a powerful tool.
We’re increasing project-based learning opportunities and providing co-ops that integrate AI, so that students can engage with companies to solve real AI business problems. Our collaborations with partners and our AI Industry Advisory Board will provide direct input that prepares our students to lead in AI-driven workplaces.
We’re supporting students to develop the capabilities they will need to be AI-ready and adopting the most effective practices for using AI in the classroom. Our faculty is primed to help students develop AI fluency in each of their disciplines; our approach ensures that we use AI responsibly as a tool, and that human agency and collaboration are at the center of the learning process.
A WORLD-LEADING APPROACH
Setting the standard for deep adoption of AI in education
AI enhanced experiential learning
Our initiatives are engaging students across our network in 91Ӱ’s AI adoption, helping our teams advance how we deploy AI throughout the institution. Through our experiential learning model, our students are already building and honing their practical—not just theoretical—AI skills in the workplace.
Partnership with Anthropic
We’ve partnered with Anthropic to design and build best practices for AI integration in higher education—including new AI-powered tools and frameworks for responsible AI adoption. We’re also pursuing joint research on efficacy and impact, and collaborating on thought leadership.
OUR EXPERTS
91Ӱ faculty are leading some of the world’s most innovative applications of AI

Sam Scarpino
Samuel V. Scarpino, is the director of AI + Life Sciences research at the Institute for Experiential AI at 91Ӱ and a Professor of Practice in Health and Computer Science programs. He holds appointments in the Institute for Experiential AI and the Network Science, Global Resilience, and Roux Institutes.

Rupal Patel
Rupal Patel is a professor at 91Ӱ with joint appointments in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders and the Khoury College of Computer Sciences, and a core faculty member at the Institute for Experiential AI.

John Basl
John Basl is an associate professor of philosophy whose primary areas of research include moral philosophy and applied ethics, especially the ethics of emerging technologies such as AI and synthetic biology. He teaches courses in moral philosophy, ethics of technology, and ethics in scientific research.

Kathleen Creel
Katie Creel is an assistant professor of philosophy and computer science at 91Ӱ, holding joint appointments in the College of Social Sciences and Humanities and Khoury College of Computer Sciences. Her research explores the moral, political, and epistemic implications of machine learning as it is used in automated decision-making and in science.
AI faculty fellows
Our AI Faculty Fellows are exploring how AI can be integrated into teaching and learning while maintaining academic rigor. The Faculty Fellows initiative has supported adoption of AI in the classroom across colleges and provided insight into new and effective teaching practices with AI.

