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At St. John's University, we are committed to educating our community about the power and potential of artificial intelligence. 

Educating, Innovating, and Leading with AI

Through hands-on learning, real-world applications, and ethical guidance, we integrate AI across disciplines to prepare the next generation of innovators and leaders. Whether in the classroom, the workplace, or in collaboration with industry partners, we leverage AI to solve problems, spark creativity, and drive meaningful progress.

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Studying with AI

St. John’s University has developed guidelines concerning the safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in teaching and research.

Use of AI in Teaching and Research GuidelinesAI Tools
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Studying AI

Computer Science, Data Science, and AI programsComputing and Machine Learning, Bachelor of ScienceArtificial Intelligence, Master of Business AdministrationMinor in Artificial IntelligenceAI for Everyone Course
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Research

Discover how we're shaping the future with AI at St. John's University.

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Events

Stay at the forefront of innovation — explore upcoming AI events, lectures, and workshops.

Generative AI at St. John’s: Challenges, Opportunities, and EthicsIntegrating AI in the College Classroom: Enhancing Assignments and Student Crea…A Demonstration of the Division of Computer Science, Mathematics and Science's …

News at St. John's

Meet Thunder Paws, St. John’s Student-Programmed Robotic Dog

St. John’s University students from The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies (CCPS) are turning heads—and wagging tails—with their latest innovation: a robotic dog that can perform a series of tricks, just like a real canine.

CCPS Student Presents Research at Conference

Joshua Peguero, a first-year Computer Science major in The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies, recently presented his research at the 39thAnnual Association for the Advancement...

AI Tutor Team Presents at MSCHE Conference

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tutor student team from The Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies showcased their groundbreaking project, “AI Tutor: Advancing Education through Generative AI...

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