GenAI-related training programmes and initiatives at UM

UM offers a range of opportunities to explore and enhance education with the help of GenAI. These include talks, training sessions, and networking meetups, available at the central level, faculty level, and online

At the central level

Planned in 2025

1. New workshop series: AI for Higher Education – Train the Trainer

Generative AI is changing the way we teach and assess. Do you already have some experience with AI tools and want to support your colleagues in using them responsibly and effectively? Join our two-session Train-the-Trainer programme (2 × 2 hours + short prep). You’ll deepen your own AI skills, learn how to design AI-aware assessments, and leave with ready-to-use training materials to share within your faculty. Sessions take place one week apart. Attendance at both is required.

Sign up: AI for higher education 1.0: train the trainer workshops on how to integrate AI in education - Maastricht University Library

2. Workshop: Responsible AI Use & Prompting

Do you already use AI tools but feel you could get more out of them? Join us on 17 September for an interactive workshop where you’ll learn:

  • How to craft effective prompts for better results
  • How to use AI responsibly, with attention to privacy, bias, and limitations


Perfect for anyone who wants to combine practical AI skills with ethical awareness in daily work.

Sign up: Responsible use of AI and prompting - Maastricht University Library

 

Not planned yet:

  • Navigating the GenAI revolution: transforming teaching and assessment (Trainer: Phil Brüll – UM)
  • AI as a learning partner or barrier: potential impact and interventions (Trainer: Donna Carroll – UM)


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At the faculty level

Refer to UMployee (Intranet login required) for more information on opportunities offered in other faculties of UM.

Online micro-modules 'Responsible use of Generative AI' and 'Prompt engineering'

The Maastricht University Library has developed two online micro-modules:

For more information, please get in touch with the University Library.