A webinar series for educators, educational leaders and everyone who are working in education to understand, adopt, and apply AI responsibly in Teaching, Learning, and Assessment in Higher Education.

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From Learning to Earning: How AI Is Bridging the Skills Gap in SEA Higher Education

This webinar brings together thought leaders and educators to examine which skills will matter most in the age of AI, how learning pathways must evolve, and what practical steps universities can take to better prepare graduates for the world of work. Through regional insights and real-world perspectives, the session aims to equip educators and educational leaders in working for curriculum renovation and AI adaptation to meet with new requirements in AI age.

Date: 31 Mar – 1 Apr 2026, 11.00-12.00 GMT+7

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Regional and global perspectives & practical insights from experts

Actionable takeaways and easily applied support

Expand network & join community with like-minded professionals

Why attend?

  • Regional & global perspectives & practical insights from experts
  • Actionable takeaways & easily applied with support
  • Expand network & join community with like-minded professionals

Our speakers

Our speakers vary from webinar to webinar. They include experts from educational organisations, universities, and researchers interested in current issues in higher education.
Daniel A. Bielik

Daniel A. Bielik

President | Digital Education Council

Alessandro Di Lullo

Alessandro Di Lullo

Chief Executive Officer | Digital Education Council

Vincent Liardi

Vincent Liardi

Global Marketing Lead for Thought Leadership in Higher Education | Pearson

What educators are saying about our webinars

Thank you so much for a wonderful webinar. Most appropriate information as it is the need of the hour very insightful. Murtaza M Thailand, K-12 school teacher

Thank you very much for providing such a great talk. Narumol Vannaprathip Thailand

Thank you so much for your helpful information it is useful for creating and developing the syllabus by the help of AI. Htet Shwe Wah Oo Thailand, Lecturer