EUGLOH AI and the Humanities 2027

What Does It Mean to be Human in the Age of Technology?
EUGLOH AI and the Humanities 2027
Reference Code EUG2_T2_1_0260
Host Institution USZ - University of Szeged
Description

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes every field, the humanities are faced with profound new challenges and opportunities. This course focuses on how AI impacts culture, ethics, creativity, and critical thought. Participants will engage in a multidisciplinary discussion to examine the roles AI plays in reshaping knowledge, generating texts and images, and mediating cultural interactions.

Who is it for?
Students interested in the topic, from all areas of higher education are welcome to join.

Mode Online
Period 19 May 2027 — 21 May 2027
Duration Up to 1 week in length
Type of activity Course
Target groups Undergraduate students, Master students, PhD students
Location Online
WP WP 2
ISCED Fields of Study 022 - Humanities (except languages)
Contact Person Eszter Szalainé Turai
turai.eszter@szte.hu
Content and Methodology

Content:


Through interactive sessions, case studies, and collaborative analysis, we will critically assess the implications of AI in areas such as authorship, interpretation, and meaning-making. We’ll explore how AI systems, from natural language processing tools to algorithm-driven media, influence our understanding of creativity, authenticity, and intellectual labour. The workshop also includes hands-on activities where participants will work directly with AI tools, considering both their potential and limitation. 


Completion Reward:


Students completing the training will receive 3 ECTS credits, as well as a Certificate of Attendance and a Transcript of Records

Recognition Transcript of records - ECTS
Language English
Funding by EUGLOH budget Funded in full
Recruitment of Participants Qualitative Assessment
Number of open spots 20
Call for Applications
Scheduled...
Next call
1 Jan 2027 — 1 Apr 2027