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Ilse De Vos

Ilse De Vos studied Latin & Greek at UGent and obtained her doctorate in Byzantinism at KU Leuven. She lived in the United Kingdom for five years, where she worked as a researcher at the University of Oxford and King's College London. In late 2015, she returned to Ghent as coordinator of an interdisciplinary research project on medieval Greek poetry and as a teacher of Ancient Greek. From 2020, she coordinated the interfaculty honors program Think&Talk and led the Humanities Academy as director. Since 2023, she has been co-coordinator of VAIA, the Flemish AI Academy that strives to ensure that more people (can) learn more about AI.

Lifelong learning is right up Ilse's alley. Every year she takes a course somewhere, from Gothic to Learning Psychology. In 2021, she completed the Specific Teacher Education program and started Business Administration.

Field of study/sector

  • Communications, Media & Telecom
  • Art, Culture & Social Sciences

Organisation

courses

GenAI and students: what teachers really think

webinar - online - VLIR, VAIA & Flemish Universities

How GenAI can support and challenge students

Webinar - Online - VLIR, VAIA & Flemish Universities

Rethinking higher education curricula and competences in the (gen)AI era

webinar - online - VLIR, VAIA & Flemish Universities

5 years Knowledge Centre Data & Society: Looking back and ahead

event - Brussels - Knowledge Centre Data & Society

Blog posts

AI training for PhD students. What is needed?

AI is changing the work of PhD students: from the impact on research methods to the writing processes. As a result, PhD students need AI training courses. Is the current offer sufficient? Which courses exist already, and which are missing? And can students find their way towards them?

Navigating the many roads towards a mAIndshift

For our symposium on Lifelong learning about AI, co-coordinator Ilse De Vos wrapped up the day posing the right questions. What elements are important to organise lifelong learning and AI
and which options were chosen by the international cases presented at mAIndshift?