The Economics Network

Improving economics teaching and learning for over 20 years

Conference sessions in AI and Higher Education

A CTaLE-Stone Centre-Royal Economics Society report: Rethinking economics assessments in the age of generative AI

Presentation at DEE 2025,
Ramin Nassehi, Silvia Dal Bianco, and Parama Chaudhury (UCL), Carlos Cortinhas (University of Exeter), Denise Hawkes (Kings College London), Cloda Jenkins (Imperial College), Antonio Mele (LSE), Stefania Paredes Fuentes (University of Southampton)

How are students using GenAI and how can we support them?

Presentation at DEE 2025,
Cloda Jenkins, Nai Li, Mahammad Ahmadli, Ethan Hsieh, Ece Goktan, Annabelle Osborne Simpson, Dhruv Syam & Iris Yalcin (Imperial College London)

Leveraging large language models to learn research skills in an Intermediate macroeconomic course

Presentation at DEE 2025,
Marion Prat (University of Bristol)

Beyond the passive chatbot: AI as classmate, tutor, mentor, simulator, and Socratic guide in higher education

Workshop at DEE 2025,
Gabriella Cagliesi (University of Sussex)

AI and Assessment: Preparing Students for AI-Driven Careers

Workshop at DEE 2025,
Ramin Nassehi, Silvia Dal Bianco & Parama Chaudhury (UCL), Carlos Cortinhas (University of Exeter), Denise Hawkes (Kings College London), Cloda Jenkins (Imperial College), Antonio Mele (LSE), Stefania Paredes Fuentes (University of Southampton)

ChatGPT and AI- what concerns you as an academic?

Workshop at DEE 2023,
Rabeya Khatoon, Stefania Simion & Annika Johnson, University of Bristol

Language models and AI in economic education: Unpacking the risks and opportunities

Presentation at DEE 2023,
Tomasz Kopczewski & Ewa Weychert (University of Warsaw)