The University of Law, 12–13 March 2024, London, UK
The University of Law, London, UK.
I was honoured to be conferred the title of GUS Fellow by the distinguished board of the GUS Institute, led by Prof Dr Maurits Van Rooijen (CEO, GUS) and Prof Carl Lygo (CEO, Arden University). Being recognised as a woman and as the inaugural academic innovative leader worldwide is a rare privilege. This title brings a new challenge to collaborate with other Fellow Elects and colleagues globally, uniting to drive innovation and research forward in Higher Education, with a keen focus on AI Ethics.
Humanities and Ethics, particularly in research, play an important role in defining the academic world environment. It empowers academics and practitioners to change teaching approaches, curriculum designs, and institutional and inclusive policies to meet the evolving needs of students worldwide. As a GUS Fellow, I am devoted to using research results to advocate for inclusive, responsible and accessible education on a global scale, promoting significant social impact and improving the collective well-being of communities throughout the globe.
