Calamity To Transformation Pipeline

The session explores how higher education is being reshaped by sustained digital transformation under extreme pressure, focusing on Ukraine as a living case of resilience during wartime (blackouts, bombings, air raids, you name it - we've worked around it!). It asks how universities can move beyond emergency digitization toward sustainable, transdisciplinary models of learning that connect digital, hybrid, blended, and AI-interoperable environments. Drawing on systemic and synergetic perspectives, the talk considers crisis as a turning point that accelerates structural change across the education system. Participants will leave with a clear operational lens for understanding digital education as an adaptive ecosystem and with practical principles for designing resilient, cross-disciplinary learning in conditions of uncertainty and disruption.

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