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28.09.2026

AI in Teaching: International Perspectives at HTW Berlin

From 23 to 27 November, HTW Berlin will host an international Staff Week as part of the European University Alliance EUonAIR . The programme focuses on exchange, mutual learning, and strengthening existing cooperation.

HTW Berlin is part of the European University Alliance EUonAIR – The European University on AI in Curricula, Smart UniverCity and (Return) Mobility. Ten European business and technical universities work together to integrate AI responsibly and sustainably into education, research, and society. EUonAIR does not view universities as isolated institutions, but also considers their role in society. Therefore, topics such as Smart Cities and international mobility are key areas of the alliance’s work.

From 23 to 27 November, HTW Berlin will host an international Staff Week. It brings together staff from HTW Berlin, its partner universities, and members of the EUonAIR alliance. The programme focuses on exchange, mutual learning, and strengthening existing cooperation.

The diverse programme brings together international perspectives on AI and higher education. Participants will share examples and experiences from their institutions and discuss the opportunities and challenges of using AI in teaching and learning. Furthermore, the Staff Week provides space for exchange between different European University Alliances and for international collaboration.

HTW Berlin invites representatives from Berlin’s political, economic, academic, and urban development sectors to join, meet international guests, discuss current developments, and strengthen existing networks and cooperation.

Further Information

Questions: euonair@htw-berlin.de
Programme and registration for the Staff Week

 

 

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