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AI in the People Profession
Higher Education Perspectives
An expert-led webinar series exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping people practice across higher education
Discover new perspectives. Shape what’s next.
Following the success of our recentAI Roadshow, we felt the conversation needed to continue...
As demand for AI continues to grow, we’re all grappling with what it means for our roles, teams and institutions in different ways. This new series of free webinars brings together experts and practitioners working across Higher Education to explore what AI means for the future of people practice.
From saving time and improving HR analytics to responsible adoption and protecting inclusion, each session will offer expert insight, practical learning and an HE perspective on the opportunities and challenges AI presents. Whether you’re already experimenting with AI or still working out where it fits, there’s an opportunity to learn from others, hear what’s happening across the sector and take useful ideas back to your own team.
AI and HR in 2026: new challenges and opportunities - with Vincent Bryce
Join Dr Vincent Bryce FCIPD, Head of Continuous Improvement at the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Law, for a practical look at how HR professionals can harness AI responsibly, stay informed, and shape the future of the profession.
Holding the line: Inclusion in the age of AI-enabled HR
Explore how HR can protect fairness and inclusion in an AI-enabled workplace, with Dr Andri Georgiadou offering practical insight into the impact of AI on decision-making and what people professionals can do to keep inclusion at the heart of HR practice.
HR Analytics and AI in Higher Education: from data to decisions
Join Ross Bruce, Analytics Transformation Lead at MHR and discover how to turn workforce data into meaningful insight, using practical HE examples to identify trends, risks and opportunities and make more confident, evidence-based HR decisions.
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