Everyone learns. Whether you are a student or (non-)academic staff member, AI can support your learning. There are a lot of resources to help you learn with AI.
Use GenAI responsibly
GenAI is still relatively new. It opens many possibilities and benefits, but also carries risks, many of which are not obvious or visible. For example, most LLMs are US-based, with loose regulations and data flows that do not follow EU standards; on the other hand, we have the AI Act and its rules, which are still new to us. So what are the guidelines that can help me navigate using GenAI—and AI more broadly—in this new landscape? And what the are hard rules that we all have to adhere to?
GenAI training for learners
Where do I go to learn more about how to use GenAI for learning? To use GenAI productively and ethically, what support does EUR offer to me?
In-person training (for students)
- Coming soon in AY 2025-26! GenAI Essentials - by LifeVersity.
A 6-week, free, open, extracurricular course where students can gain hands-on experience in the use of GenAI. This in-person by-students-for-students course is facilitated by experienced users of GenAI. It will equip you with basic as well as more in-depth ways of using GenAI as a student. Stay tuned.
Online training, self-paced courses
A Student's Guide to GenAI – by University Library (UB)
Learn the basics of using GenAI as a student through this online module hosted by University LibraryTips and Tricks for Using GenAI as a PhD Candidate – by UB
Learn the basics of using GenAI as a PhD student through this online module hosted by University Library
GenAI Monthly Meetup (by CLI)
- Each month we meet for discussion and hands-on practice of different aspects of GenAI in teaching, learning and beyond. Everyone—students, teachers, researchers, staff—is welcome! You can find upcoming meetups on the events page.
Explore courses about AI
What courses are available to me if I am interested to learn not just how to use GenAI on a daily basis, but also how it works, what impact it has on different aspects of society, and what we as (future) academics and professionals need to know if we want to make an impact on how AI is shaped and used in the future?
Courses, minors, programs:
Learn about AI programs, courses, and minors for students at EUR and EMC (these minors are also open to students from Leiden University and TU Delft):
EUR Minor: Artificial Intelligence and societal impact
EMC Minor: NeuroAI: The Computing Brain
EUR students are welcome to join AI minors at TU Delft and Leiden University:
Leiden University: Artificial Intelligence and Society
Executive education:
Learn about AI in these courses, specifically designed for (future) leaders: executive education courses.
Executive education & Life-long development:
Learn about data and AI in these courses, specifically designed for professionals and organizational leaders by the Erasmus Centre for Data Analytics, Erasmus Q-Intelligence and RSM, Erasmus University.
Prompt Library for Learning
Explore a growing set of prompts that can help you learn with AI.
