What to look forward to
The session will explore how AI will reshape STEM education through more engaging, interactive, and future-ready learning experiences.
Inside the event
Welcome to the AI in STEM Education Summit!
The programme will bring together leading academics, practitioners and sector experts through a series of presentations, interactive workshops and thought-provoking provocations exploring the rapidly evolving role of AI in STEM education. Sessions will showcase innovative practice from across the higher education sector, covering topics such as generative AI in teaching and learning, agentic workflows, curriculum transformation, assessment redesign, student employability, and the ethical and responsible use of AI. Designed to encourage both practical application and critical reflection, the programme will provide delegates with opportunities to engage with emerging ideas, share experiences, and consider how STEM education can adapt to prepare learners for an AI-enabled future.
Dr Rhys Morgan, the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Director for Education and Skills, will be delivering a keynote opening lecture for the event. His views on how AI is transforming education align with the current governmental policy and demonstrate the need to re-think education, open more pathways for success and what skills will be relevant in the future workforce.
Detailed programme to follow.
Dalton Building
Chester Street, Manchester, M1 5GD, England, GB. Confirm the venue with the organizer before traveling.
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Last checked: Nov 3, 2026. Confirm current availability before making plans.
Organizer page checked: Oct 31, 2026. Check registration for the latest details.