Education & Workforce

HEADLINE: Building an AI-ready workforce from K-12 to research leadership

IDSAI connects education with consequential applications through student research, internships, faculty development, professional learning, industry engagement and community partnerships. Programs help learners understand AI, build practical skills and apply those skills responsibly in Tennessee’s priority sectors.

Pathways

• Undergraduate and graduate research
• Government and national-laboratory internships
• Industry-sponsored student projects
• Faculty workshops and research communities
• Professional and incumbent-worker training
• Microcredentials and short courses
• K-12 AI literacy and educator development

Current opportunities

STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES: [CONTENT NEEDED: active research assistantships, internships, application steps, eligibility and deadlines]

TRAINING CALENDAR: [CONTENT NEEDED: approved workshops, dates, audiences, registration links and instructors]

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS: Link to approved MTSU program pages; do not duplicate catalog requirements. [CONTENT NEEDED: official program URLs]