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Learn the importance of factoring artificial intelligence into policy design and implementation. Develop in-demand skills aligned with industry best practices, taught by leading experts, and earn a shareable digital certificate.
Learn the importance of factoring artificial intelligence into policy design and implementation.
Level up with micro-credentialsIndustry-ready skillsDevelop in-demand skills aligned with industry best practice you can apply immediately.
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As artificial intelligence (AI) and automation become more prevalent across workplaces in all sectors, ensuring policies appropriately factor for the social and ethical implications of these technologies is increasingly important.
This course is ideal for professionals wanting to be prepared for the policy challenges that accompany technological advancement.
Gain an understanding of the key social and ethical implications of AI in the workplace, and the way governments are situating these concerns within policy development.
Learn how to critically assess AI policies, initiatives and strategies by reviewing leading global frameworks and workplace policies.
Learn about some of the leading AI policies at multiple levels, and explore national and international policy frameworks and principles related to AI and influencing the workplace.
This course is ideal for working professionals who want to understand how their industries may be impacted by technology - and how they can future-proof their skillsets. It's particularly valuable for women who want to upskill to ensure they succeed in their professions now and into the future.
This course runs over six weeks, including four weeks of teaching and two weeks to complete the final assessment.
Your total time commitment is approximately 42 hours, which includes:
Assessment:
It also offers a pathway - otherwise known as advanced standing - into the Master of Social Policy. To use it this way, you need to complete all four micro-credentials in the Future of Women at Work series, then apply for credit towards the masters.