Katsina Institute of Technology to Pioneer AI Innovations with International Conference
This groundbreaking event, organized in collaboration with the Katsina State Directorate of Information and Communications Technology and Alqalam University, aims to bridge the gap between AI technology and educational practices.
Commitment to Global Academic Discourse
Dr. Muttaqa Rabe Darma, Chairman of the Governing Council of KSITM, announced the initiative, emphasizing the institute’s commitment to becoming a hub for global academic discourse. With the rapid advancement of AI, this conference will focus on how these technologies can transform STEM education, from curriculum design to student engagement.
Statistics indicate that AI in education is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 45% by 2027, highlighting the significance of integrating AI tools in educational settings. The conference will feature discussions on innovative AI applications, ethical considerations, and case studies from around the world. By hosting this event, KSITM aims to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among educators, technologists, and policymakers.
Directorate of Skills Development and Community Services
In addition to the conference, KSITM is launching a Directorate of Skills Development and Community Services to equip students with essential life skills, ensuring that each graduate possesses both technical and soft skills. This initiative aligns with the institute’s objective of producing well-rounded graduates who excel in knowledge and character.
Efforts Towards Financial Sustainability
Efforts are also underway to establish financial sustainability for KSITM through strategic partnerships and collaborations. A committee led by Prof. Muktar EI-Kasim has been tasked with exploring opportunities to support the institute’s projects and ensure its growth.
As KSITM prepares for this landmark event, it is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of AI in education and setting new standards for academic excellence in Nigeria and beyond.
