As AI reshapes the skills students need on day one of the workforce, institutions are under pressure to embed AI fluency directly into curriculum. The challenge isn’t whether to teach AI, but how to do it in ways that are academically rigorous, scalable across programs, and aligned with employer expectations.
At QS Global Skills Week, Everspring will join global education leaders to explore how institutions are rethinking curriculum design to integrate applied AI competencies across disciplines—without overhauling existing programs or overwhelming faculty. Our focus: practical models for embedding AI skills into the academic core, with examples spanning business and health-related fields.
Date: Tuesday, March 24–Thursday, March 26, 2026
Location: Washington, D.C.
Session
Can Your Graduates Back Up Your AI Promise?
Wednesday, March 25, 2026 4:00 PM-4:30 PM ET
Universities are positioning themselves as AI-ready, and the investments are real—enterprise tools, faculty pilots, strategic roadmaps. This session is about turning those investments into outcomes students can demonstrate and employers can see. Everspring will present a scalable framework that meets institutions wherever they are—from targeted faculty support to full program transformation—so you can move from rollout to measurable adoption with less internal lift and more confidence that it's showing up in student work.
Speakers
Beth Hollenberg, CEO, Everspring
Jim Mourey, Associate Dean, Associate Professor of Marketing, and Director of the Full-Time MBA Program at DePaul University’s Driehaus College of Business,
Can’t Attend QS Global Skills Week?
Let’s still connect. We’re partnering with institutions that are moving from AI ambition to execution—embedding AI competencies into business, healthcare, and professional curricula in ways that strengthen graduate readiness and employer relevance. Connect with us to explore how your institution can integrate AI fluency into the core without disrupting what already works.