Teaching digital government and AI: Foundational training for educators
A training course for public administration and policy educators
Do you want to teach digital government and AI but don't know where to start?
You're not alone. Fewer than 30 percent of masters-level public affairs programmes in the US and Europe offer a course on digital government or AI, even as these topics become central to how governments work.
This 2-hour online training course is designed for educators who want to change that. You'll leave with practical, ready-to-use teaching materials and the confidence to bring digital and AI topics into your courses. No technical background is required.
Key highlights
• Walk away with ready to use teaching materials
• Hear from world experts in digital government and AI education
• Learn how to tackle real teaching challenges
• Zero technical background required
What you’ll learn
Who is this training program for?
This masterclass is open to professors, lecturers and educators who teach or train current and future public servants, including those working in public policy, public administration, political science, economics and related fields. It is suitable whether or not you consider yourself a digital specialist.
How does it work?
The session is designed in two parts. You will hear from two of the leading experts on digital government and AI in the public service sector.
If you have any questions, contact namrata@teachingpublicservice.digital
What is the application process?
Booking is open to anyone interested in this field but places are limited. The masterclass is €275 and you can pay online securely via Stripe. Sessions are conducted in English. Participants will receive a certificate of completion to add to their professional development portfolio.
About Teaching Public Service in the Digital Age
We are an open-education nonprofit with a mission to equip the world's public officials with modern, digital-era skills. We have trained 450 professors, instructors and educators in more than 70 countries to teach these subjects. Our open-access syllabus is in use at nearly 100 universities globally and is available in five languages.
