Free webinar for parents on Monday, January 12

"Why higher education in IT remains crucial in the age of AI" – webinar for parents

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the job market, business models, and the way we think about education. Faced with this dynamic, many parents are asking themselves: does higher education—especially in computer science—still make sense and have real value for their child's future?

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology invites parents toan informational meeting devoted to the role of IT studiesin a world dominated by AI and the challenges faced today by young people starting their educational and professional careers.

The aim of the meeting is to dispel doubtsabout the value of higher education in the era of rapid development of artificial intelligence and to show the place of IT studies today in comparison with courses and boot camps. Participants will learn aboutthe real career prospects for IT graduates, as well as areas of the economy of the future, which will serve as a starting point for a discussion about the skills of the engineer of the future and expectations for modern education.

The program includes:
–the world in the age of artificial intelligence– what is really changing,
–higher education vs. courses and boot camps– key differences,
–the security of a child's future from a parent's perspective– why a higher education degree still matters,
–cooperation with business– PJATK Gdańsk in the spotlight,
–an open conversation and answers to parents' most frequently asked questions, including how the IT profession is changing in the age of AI? How is the approach to education changing? And how to build resilience in young people in a world of constant change?

Speakers:
Dr. Radosław Stojek
Dean, businessman, investor, and manager, father of two children.
Marta Godzisz
Director of the Postgraduate Education and MBA Center at PJATK, creator of MBA programs for the IT industry, CEO of Broadway School, mother of two children.

, andMarta Myszewska,
, Head of the PJATK Promotion Department, will lead the meeting.

Registration is required for the meeting.