Future Skills Monash College today announced a partnership with Microsoft to educate and prepare students before they join Australia’s tech workforce. The initiative will enable students to learn about artificial intelligence using Microsoft AI content, certifications and expertise that will be part of Monash College’s Future Skills program.
Students will be awarded a series of certifications and badges from Microsoft through this program.
Monash University CEO Joe Mithen said the qualifications would provide tangible, industry-recognised qualifications and empower people to become job-ready in a changing marketplace.
“By working with Microsoft, Monash University opens the door to endless possibilities. Through this transformative AI collaboration, we will reimagine education, drive innovation and equip students with the skills they need to excel in the digital age,” she said in a press release announcing the announcement.
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This course will focus on Microsoft’s perspective on responsible AI, helping students understand the ethical issues and responsibilities that come with using this technology.
To launch the partnership, Sarah Carney, chief technology officer for Microsoft Australia and New Zealand, delivered a keynote address alongside a panel of employers, exploring the impact of AI across the technology, healthcare and energy sectors.
“Future Skills Monash College and Microsoft are committed to setting new standards in education and training. This partnership is a unique meeting of industry thought leaders and trainers and aims to provide unparalleled upskilling and reskilling opportunities. This is an important step towards supporting employers and professionals in Victoria and across Australia,” she said.
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