A study published in the prestigious journal Social Sciences & Humanities Open (Elsevier) brings new data on how architecture students in Kosovo and North Macedonia perceive and use artificial intelligence (AI).
The results show that around 99 percent of students have made artificial intelligence an almost daily topic, while over AAB professors’ study: Over 70 percent of students use AI daily.
Behind this research are AAB College professors, Ejup Dullinja and Kaltrina Jashanica, who with their work have managed to bring to international attention a topic that directly affects the future of architectural education and the profession.
Their publication in one of the most prestigious publishers in the world, Elsevier, is clear evidence of the quality and seriousness of academic research at AAB. This success places the institution at the center of the global debate on the integration of artificial intelligence in higher education and strengthens its reputation as a leader in innovation and science. The full study can be read for free here.
