We are looking for students to get involved in the University’s Generative AI Expert Working Group (Learning, Teaching and Assessment). The 5 student members will be asked to contribute to the working group and project work that comes from it. This could include producing materials, providing feedback, drafting guidance, developing policies, contributing to reports etc. 

The aim of this group is to inform the University’s direction and activity around the use of Generative AI when it comes to learning, teaching and assessment. To do this it will identify areas of work, based off good practice in the University and broader university sector, and implement short- and medium-term actions.

We are looking for students who have an interest in Generative AI and are willing and enthusiastic about engaging in this work. A technical understanding of Generative AI is not necessary as we are looking for a range of student perspectives.

Number of positions: 5 (one Undergraduate or Postgraduate Taught student from each Faculty and one Postgraduate Research position available)

Please submit a short CV (no more than 2 sides of A4) and a short statement (no more than 750 words) outlining why you are interested in the role, what you would like to achieve by working with the Generative AI Working Group, and any relevant experience you would bring to the role.

Submissions should be made by email to educationenhancement-quality@strath.ac.uk