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Agentic AI in higher education: Transforming interactive learning while navigating implementation challenges

Dr Iftakar Haji explores three key dimensions of Agentic AI in education: pedagogical role, level of autonomy, and learner interaction. He also examines the challenges of implementation, including learner dependency, accountability, data privacy, bias and institutional readiness, highlighting the importance of responsible, pedagogy-led adoption.

19th October 2026
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From School to Higher Education: Designing a Better Transition for Neurodivergent Students

The move into higher education brings a sudden change in structure, expectations, teaching methods and responsibility for seeking support. Neurodivergent students can arrive with considerable capability but encounter barriers created by fragmented handovers, unclear expectations and an assumption that they will immediately know how to navigate unfamiliar systems. This CMBE Community Meeting, led by Robert Annis,  will explore how business schools can design the transition more deliberately. 

For this session, the emphasis is practical, evidence-informed and relevant to the realities of business-school education. Participation from colleagues with lived experience is welcomed, without expectation to disclose. 

This event is a CMBE Community Meeting and is open to CMBE Subscribers only.

To register, please select the "register" button. This will ask you complete your details. Please then select "pay by card" where you will enter your email address but not be charged (this event is free to attend).

Facilitator

Robert Annis

Co-Founder of NEURO – the Neurodiversity, Empowerment, Understanding and Resilience Organisation

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