In a new international achievement, Applied Science Private University has secured the AIEduLead project, funded under the Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) programme, marking the University’s second project under the programme.
The 36-month project aims to promote the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence in higher education, develop digital competencies, and support institutional transformation and innovation.
The project brings together 13 partners from six countries: Belgium, Spain, Greece, Tunisia, Jordan, and Morocco, with a total budget exceeding €780,000, while ASU’s share exceeds €53,000. Dr. Marwan
Al-Akhras from the Faculty of Information Technology – Department of Cybersecurity represents the University as the main contact person.
This achievement reflects ASU’s commitment to expanding its international partnerships, strengthening its presence in European academic cooperation projects, and keeping pace with rapid developments in artificial intelligence and digital transformation.