AI for Students

AI for Students

AI is reshaping how we learn, work and solve challenges. Explore learning opportunities to help build AI literacy and develop practical skills for an AI-enabled future. Learn more about how to use AI responsibly, effectively and ethically in your studies and beyond.

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FIT1059 AI for Everyone

AI is transforming the way we work, create and solve problems across every industry.

No matter what you study, understanding how to use AI effectively is becoming an essential skill sought after by employers.

FIT1059 AI for Everyone is a unique Monash unit that helps non-technical students apply AI in their own discipline with no coding required.

Open to students from any faculty, this elective gives you practical, real-world AI skills you can take into your future career.

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Foundations in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Module

Build the skills to use AI responsibly and effectively in your academic and personal life with the Foundations of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Module. Explore key AI concepts, ethical use, effective prompting, and practical tools through hands-on activities. Complete the module to unlock further resources and use the proof of completion found in your Moodle profile as needed to confirm your achievement. Advance your knowledge to help you confidently navigate AI in your studies, career and beyond.

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AI in your study journey

AI is changing how we learn and work. Monash is supporting students to build confidence using AI in ways that strengthen critical thinking, creativity and responsible practice.

Watch how AI can support different stages of your learning journey.

Google Gemini and Notebook LM

Google Gemini is a multimodal AI, currently for students aged 18 and over (access to under 18 coming soon). It can be prompted with images, text, code, and video, and accessing it in a browser gives you tools like Deep Research, Guided Learning, Canvas, and more.

Notebook LM is a closed‑source, source‑grounded research assistant that helps you understand your own materials by giving accurate, cited answers based on the data you provide – not the open web.

Use the link provided to complete the opt‑in process and learn how to access and use these tools.

Monash Copilot

Microsoft Copilot is a generative AI tool available to all Monash students. Built on ChatGPT-4 and DALL-E 3, Copilot combines natural language understanding with image generation, making it a versatile tool for a wide range of academic purposes.

Click on the link to access resources that provide guidance to using Copilot in reference to the University's applicable policies and principles, and to ensure that best practice is followed.