Increasing Life Chances

A discussion around how New Zealand universities can build a sustainable and supportive international education sector where growth and student success go hand-in-hand.

The 2025 Singapore Student Wellbeing Survey shows a large majority of students use AI tools for study but experience stress and concerns about its impact on their learning. Learn more in this short summary of the findings on students' attitudes towards AI.

The University of Philippines Open University partnered with Studiosity and their research revealed high student satisfaction and alignment with institutional goals. This summary explores the benefits of AI in a distance learning environment, from its learner-centered approach to its effectiveness in improving academic writing skills.

The University of Canberra partners with Studiosity to scale student success outcomes: read how in this summary of the partnership and its impact at the university, among both students and staff.

As universities face challenges, they're using AI to protect degrees and foster critical thinking, prioritising pedagogy over panic.

A recent study from Open University Malaysia (OUM) found that Studiosity's AI-powered feedback had positive outcomes for its ODL students.

Ted Mitchell, President of the American Council on Education (ACE) joins your host Dr. Noreen Golfman, Studiosity Academic Advisory Board member and former Provost and Vice President Academic at Memorial University.

This panel discussion with members of The RAINZ Collective explored their initiative, its outcomes so far, what the future holds and what they plan to do with the Tracey Bretag Prize for Academic Integrity (APAC), won in 2025.

University leaders from the UAE and surrounds talk about the future of higher education, sharing personal reflections and sector insights on the Studiosity podcast.

Discover 2025 Tracey Bretag Prize winners: leading initiatives in academic integrity redefining ethical AI use & driving change in higher ed globally.