Career Pathways

Discipline-specific AI literacy resources tailored to your field of study

🚧 Content Under Development

Why AI Matters Across Disciplines

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the workforce. From predictive analytics in healthcare to automated reporting in business and generative tools in the arts, understanding how to use these tools ethically is becoming a core professional skill regardless of your major.

Content Areas in Development

We are currently curating specialized toolkits and ethical guidelines for the following pathways

Arts & Humanities
English, Art, Music, Theater, and Communication
Coming Soon
Nursing & Allied Health
Nursing, Health Sciences, and Medical Programs
Coming Soon
Behavioral & Social Sciences
Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Education
Coming Soon
STEM
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Coming Soon
Business & Applied Technology
Business Administration, Accounting, IT, and Workforce Development
Coming Soon
Workforce & Skilled Trades
Automotive Technology, Welding, HVAC, Electrical, and Technical Trades
Coming Soon

What Can You Do Now?

While we build these discipline-specific resources, you can still stay ahead of the curve

1
Explore the General Toolkit
Visit our Student Toolkit to learn about secure tools like Microsoft Copilot and BoodleBox.
2
Consult Your Syllabus
AI policies vary by instructor and department. Always check your specific course requirements using our Syllabus Decoder.
3
Talk to Your Faculty
Ask your instructors how AI is being discussed in your field or how it might impact your future clinicals, internships, or job placements.

Have Suggestions for Your Field?

Check back soon for updates! If you are a faculty member or student with suggestions for a specific content area, please reach out via the Feedback link in the footer.

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