AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI and Student Privacy: The University of Aberdeen says student work has not been used to train generative AI after Turnitin faced backlash over proposed changes that would grant broader rights to academic submissions. Turnitin has delayed the changes through the 2026–27 academic year. Digital Skills: East African Community ministers approved a foundational AI module for university students, with a regional framework planned to guide its introduction. Campus Safety: Weekend shootings near college communities in five U.S. states left at least three people dead and 29 injured; the University of Delaware canceled classes after a shooting near campus. Faculty Retention: At Hokkaido University, 64.3% of faculty who responded to a union survey said they had considered leaving or were preparing to do so, citing funding cuts and rising costs. Study Costs: From November 30, international students applying for UK visas will need to show more money for living expenses—up to £369 extra for a nine-month course in London and £288 outside the capital.
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