Innovation & Technology

Students score 8 percentage points higher when grades were framed as losses

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If test-takers start with the maximum score and lose points for mistakes, they perform 8 percentage points better than when they traditionally start from zero and earn points for correct answers. A simple change in feedback can produce a sizable boost in university performance, finds new research from Corvinus University of Budapest. The psychological discomfort…
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New Master in Applied AI in Customer Experience launches

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HIM Business School has launched a Master in Applied AI in Customer Experience, designed to turn professionals from non-engineering backgrounds into leaders of AI-enabled transformation.  Starting in January 2027, the selective 12-month programme will admit just 24 students. Students begin online, spend two months immersed in Macao and the Greater Bay Area, four months immersed…
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New survey reveals 91% of students study using AI

Docsity Survey
AI can be used to support students. In fact, 91% of students are already using AI in their studies, according to a new international student survey from Docsity, a collaborative study and note-sharing platform, with access to 20 million secondary and higher education students across more than 180 countries. Docsity was founded by Riccardo Ocleppo, also the founder and director of…
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Moving responsible AI in higher education from theory to practice

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Artificial intelligence has rapidly become one of the defining forces shaping higher education. From teaching and assessment to student support, research and institutional operations, universities are exploring how to harness AI’s transformative potential while maintaining academic integrity and ethical standards. Against this backdrop, the QS Responsible AI Consortium brings together leading universities, business schools and…
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5 factors that make a good case study: Advice from an award-winning French-Hungarian teacher duo

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A well-written case study encourages students to think, weigh different options and make decisions in complex situations, say experts from Corvinus University and KEDGE Business School. The joint case study by Dr Réka Franciska Vas, Associate Professor at Corvinus University of Budapest, and Isabelle Fagnot, Dean and Professor of Management Information Systems at KEDGE Business…
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Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company warn of ‘permanent complexity’ in global finance

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Cambridge Judge Business School and Stratos, Bain & Company have published a new whitepaper warning that the global financial system has entered a phase of sustained structural instability, as geopolitical fragmentation, rapid technological change and shifting capital flows redraw the rules for business. The whitepaper – Power, Capital and Governance: Leadership in a Fragmented World…
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