Artificial Intelligence and Learning at Wichita State
Artificial Intelligence
At Wichita State University, students will encounter artificial intelligence as part
of how they learn, create, and solve problems. Faculty and staff use AI tools to support
learning in ways that mirror how these technologies are shaping today’s workplaces—helping
you practice skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and ethical decision-making
in real contexts. Just as important, AI is used intentionally, not as a substitute
for learning, but as a tool that complements core academic skills such as writing,
analysis, creativity, and problem-solving. The goal is simple: to help you graduate
ready to think clearly, adapt quickly, and work confidently in an AI-infused world.
For a rundown of resources and initiatives at WSU, check out the AI page on Wichita.edu.
Faculty and Staff interested in finding out more can read the WSU Faculty Guide for
AI and might consider joining the AI Interest Group.
