From the 21st to the 23rd of April, the Sustainable Development Office, in collaboration with its partners, organized the 2nd edition of Sustainability Week under the theme “Sustainability & AI,” at the University’s Campus in Benguerir.
The event brought together students, researchers, entrepreneurs, and practitioners to examine how artificial intelligence can address sustainability challenges. The program opened with panel discussions on Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications, risks, and ethical considerations, as well as perspectives from academia and entrepreneurship on sustainable innovation.
The second day featured exhibitions and hands-on activities, including the Art for Sustainable Development (SD) exhibition, a visit to the experimental farm, and a planting workshop organized with the Agricultural Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (AITTC). A session on sustainable career pathways, organized with the Career Center, focused on professional development aligned with sustainability goals.
The event concluded with a focus on digital sustainability, featuring a workshop on attention in the age of AI, organized in collaboration with the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Lab. Additional activities included a sculpture workshop using recycled materials and interactive sessions led by the Sustainable Development Makers.