Dr. Muhammad Imran Delivered the Keynote address on AI in Language Education at the USJ PhD Research Seminar

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Dr. Muhammad Imran Delivered the Keynote address on AI in Language Education at the USJ PhD Research Seminar

Dr. Muhammad Imran, Adjunct Professor in the Department of English Language and Literature, delivered a compelling keynote session on "Transforming Education: How Artificial Intelligence Changes Teaching and Learning?" on February 28th at the USJ Education PhD Research Seminar, attended by presenters from different countries, USJ researchers, faculty, and PhD students.

Organized by the School of Education at the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), this seminar is part of DOC104 - Integrative Research Seminars, designed to expose PhD students to diverse research areas. Dr. Imran’s session provided deep insights into the evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in language education, exploring its impact on teaching methodologies, student engagement, and future learning paradigms. His presentation sparked engaging discussions among attendees, fostering critical dialogue on AI-driven transformations in academia.