UG secures 96,000 Gemini AI licences for staff and students
The University of Ghana (UG) has partnered with Google to secure more than 96,000 licences for “Gemini for Education” to boost digital skills, research, and teaching across the institution.
The University of Ghana (UG) has secured over 96,000 licences for "Gemini for Education" through a partnership with Google. This initiative aims to enhance digital skills, research, and teaching among the university's students and faculty. By equipping them with Artificial Intelligence (AI) competencies, the program aligns with the modern employers' demands and redefined graduate employability standards.
Mr Emmanuel Adeniyi, Google's Higher Education Lead for West and Central Africa, highlighted that industry expectations have shifted significantly, making AI proficiency a crucial requirement for job seekers. The Gemini platform, designed with learning science in mind, incorporates enterprise-grade data protection to safeguard institutional information.
Faculty and administrative staff from various colleges and the central administration received practical training on integrating AI tools responsibly into academic and administrative workflows. The partnership supports the university's strategic vision and emphasizes ethical considerations and academic integrity in AI adoption, ensuring responsible and innovative use of generative AI tools.
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