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MINE DE KLERK AND NYX MCLEAN | Beyond policing — reclaiming the purpose of higher education in AI age

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By Miné de Klerk, Nyx McLean
| BusinessLIVE Verified
The major debate about AI in higher education asks whether AI should be policed. But in focusing so heavily on control we overlook the culture of shame this creates. The result? Instead of learning to use AI effectively, students are just finding ways to hide their use of it. If higher education is to remain relevant, we need to move beyond this binary thinking. We need to stop arguing about whether AI belongs in the classroom.
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Digital training can help supervisors lift PhD output

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By Jan Botha, Gabriele Beata Vilyte, Miné de Klerk
| The Conversation Verified
Several African countries have increased the number of new universities and increased enrolments as part of an effort to boost tertiary education and development. More recently, there has been an increased emphasis on doctoral degrees. Some countries have set ambitious targets for the number of doctoral degrees. And Nigeria and Kenya now demand that all university lecturers have doctoral degrees. The push for higher doctoral output has increased postgraduate enrolments.
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How digital training can help supervisors lift PhD output

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By Jan Botha, Gabriele Beata Vilyte, Miné de Klerk
| The Conversation Verified
Several African countries have increased the number of new universities and increased enrolments as part of an effort to boost tertiary education and development. More recently, there has been an increased emphasis on doctoral degrees. Some countries have set ambitious targets for the number of doctoral degrees. And Nigeria and Kenya now demand that all university lecturers have doctoral degrees. The push for higher doctoral output has increased postgraduate enrolments.
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