A fully online, live programme giving professionals a practical, multidisciplinary understanding of how AI is transforming professional environments. It moves from responsible AI governance, from principles to practice, through AI sovereignty and data flows, to the future of work: how AI changes professional tasks and roles, and the skills and organizational readiness needed to adapt. Participants learn to apply responsible and ethical approaches to AI, address AI-related risks and privacy challenges, and identify which professional tasks AI can support or automate. The emphasis is on real-world applications rather than technical development, with interactive discussions, case studies and expert insights. No prior technical knowledge of AI is required.
Format: four weekly three-hour live sessions (Fridays, 14:00–17:00 CET), 6–27 November 2026. Registration deadline: 4 November 2026. Fee: USD 800 (limited fee reductions and scholarships for participants from LDCs and SIDS). The course only runs if a minimum number of participants is reached. Participants who meet the requirements receive a digital credential.
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