Developing your everyday AI skills

Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, learn and create. LSE is supporting all staff to build the knowledge, practical skills and confidence needed to use AI effectively, safely and responsibly.

Whether you are completely new to AI, want to use it more confidently in your day-to-day work, or are ready to develop more advanced skills, you can find learning and support to help you take the next step.

Start your AI learning

The AI Learning Catalogue brings together LSE’s AI learning and development opportunities in one place.

The catalogue includes:

  • self-paced online learning
  • practical guides and resources
  • workshops and events
  • hackathons and opportunities to experiment
  • structured learning pathways
  • options for different levels of knowledge and experience

You can access the catalogue through MyStaffDevelopment.

Choose the right starting point

I am new to AI

Start with introductory learning that explains what AI is, how it works and where it may be useful in your role.

Courses and resources

AI for absolute beginners (responsible use, AI fundamentals and use cases)

Using AI responsibly and securely (responsible use, securing sites and AI fundamentals)

A complete beginner's overview of Copilot in 3.5 minutes

AI tip #2 How to write effective prompts

I want to use AI in my day-to-day work

I want to develop my AI skills further

I am a people manager

Help your team find where AI genuinely helps, and use it well together. You don't need to be an AI expert to support your team. Start useful conversations about AI, support colleagues with different levels of confidence and interest, and know where to go for advice.

Leading AI use in your team

Manager's AI toolkit

 

Use AI responsibly

Responsible use is central to LSE’s approach to AI.

All staff are encouraged to complete the AI: Responsible Use at LSE course. The course provides guidance to help you use AI safely and ethically, with appropriate consideration of:

  • data protection and information security
  • transparency and accountability
  • bias, fairness and inclusion
  • accuracy and human oversight
  • intellectual property and copyright

You should complete this course before using AI tools as part of your work at LSE.

Explore all AI learning opportunities

Visit the AI Learning Catalogue to browse the full range of available learning.

New courses, resources and development opportunities will be added as LSE’s AI learning offer continues to grow.