No summary provided for this position.

No summary provided for this position.

York St John University is offering a fully-funded PhD studentship focused on AI literacy education and the role of artificial intelligence in schools. The successful candidate will explore how pupils, teachers, and school leaders engage with AI, working closely with schools, industry partners, and academic researchers. The project aims to investigate effective methods for teaching AI literacy and embedding it across the curriculum, contributing to positive change in education. Applicants should be passionate about education and AI, and able to submit a research proposal outlining their research questions, methodology, and suitability for the project. The studentship covers tuition and provides a stipend for home students, while international applicants must pay the difference in fees. Applications close on August 15, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link. Contact the university for further questions about scholarships and funding.

York St John University is offering a fully-funded PhD studentship focused on AI literacy education and the integration of artificial intelligence in schools. The successful candidate will explore how pupils, teachers, and school leaders engage with AI, working closely with schools, industry partners, and academic researchers. The project aims to investigate effective methods for teaching AI literacy and embedding it across the curriculum, contributing to positive change in education. Applicants should be passionate about the future of education and the role of AI, with relevant academic background and research interests. The studentship covers tuition and provides a stipend for home students; international applicants must fund the difference in fees. Applications require a research proposal detailing research questions, methodology, and applicant suitability. The deadline for applications is August 15, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link. Supervisors include Narinder Gill, Keither Parker, and Beth Lane, all affiliated with York St John University.

York St John University is offering a fully-funded PhD studentship focused on AI literacy education and the role of artificial intelligence in schools. The successful candidate will explore how pupils, teachers, and school leaders engage with AI, working closely with schools, industry partners, and academic researchers. The project aims to investigate effective methods for teaching AI literacy and embedding it across the curriculum, contributing to positive change in education. Applicants should be passionate about education and AI, and must submit a research proposal as part of their application. The studentship covers tuition and provides a stipend for home students; international applicants must fund the difference in fees. The application deadline is August 15, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link. Supervisors include Narinder Gill, Keither Parker, and Beth Lane, all affiliated with York St John University.

York St John University is offering a fully-funded PhD studentship focused on AI literacy education and the role of artificial intelligence in schools. The successful candidate will explore how pupils, teachers, and school leaders engage with AI, working closely with schools, industry partners, and academic researchers. The project aims to investigate effective methods for teaching AI literacy and embedding it across the curriculum, contributing to positive change in education. Applicants should be passionate about education and AI, and may have backgrounds as educators or AI enthusiasts. The studentship covers full funding for eligible applicants, though international students must pay the difference between home and international fees. The application requires a detailed research proposal outlining research questions, methodology, and the applicant's suitability; CVs are not accepted. The deadline for applications is August 15, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link. Supervisors include Narinder Gill, Keither Parker, and Beth Lane, all affiliated with York St John University. For questions about scholarships and funding, contact Victoria Lain at [email protected].

York St John University is offering a fully-funded PhD studentship focused on AI literacy education and the engagement of pupils, teachers, and school leaders with artificial intelligence in education. The successful candidate will collaborate with schools, industry partners, and academic researchers to investigate effective methods for teaching and embedding AI literacy across the curriculum. The project is ideal for educators and AI enthusiasts passionate about the future of education and the impact of AI. Applicants should submit a research proposal as part of their application, outlining their research questions, methodology, and suitability for the project. The studentship covers full funding for home students, while international applicants must pay the difference in tuition fees. Applications close on August 15, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link. For questions about scholarships and funding, contact Victoria Lain at York St John University.

York St John University is offering a fully funded PhD studentship focused on AI literacy education and the engagement of pupils, teachers, and school leaders with artificial intelligence in education. The successful candidate will collaborate with schools, industry partners, and academic researchers to investigate effective methods for teaching and embedding AI literacy across the curriculum. The opportunity is ideal for educators and AI enthusiasts passionate about the future of education and the role of technology. Applicants should be motivated, curious, and have a relevant academic background. The studentship covers tuition and provides a stipend, though international applicants may need to fund the difference in fees. Applications require a research proposal and must be submitted by August 15, 2024. Supervisors include Narinder Gill, Keither Parker, and Beth Lane, all affiliated with York St John University. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link or contact the university.