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With their research paper 'Beyond human subjectivity and error: a novel AI grading system (2024)', a team from IU is demonstrating for the first time on a large scale how artificial intelligence can support teachers in automated grading.

While failure is now widely discussed in business and the start-up scene and is often seen as a chance, failure still seems to be a taboo subject in social work.

Of those surveyed, 35.4 per cent have already used ChatGPT and Co themselves - albeit mostly for fun or to pass the time or out of curiosity. 

A key finding of the second part of the IU study is that having children continues to have a greater impact on women than on men: according to the study, 19.4 per cent of the working women surveyed stated that they had realigned their career goals …

IU International University of Applied Sciences is now using the open source library service platform based on EBSCO's FOLIO services.

Men are almost twice as likely to work in management positions as women. This shows the new representative study “Work and Career. Equal opportunities for everyone?” by IU.

The professors of the game design programme at IU International University of Applied Sciences are currently researching empathy in gaming and are using a completely new word creation: "gamepathy".

A third of workers think AI technologies such as ChatGPT will greatly improve the quality of life in the next 10 years; however, in addition to approval, there are also concerns.

There is room for improvement in financial literacy in Germany reveals current short study of IU: "Financial Literacy – What is the level of financial literacy in Germany?”.

Representative survey by IU on the advantages, expectations and company use of AI bots such as ChatGPT.

According to a recent survey by IU on the topic of "Expectations of the first job", Generation Z prefers one thing over everything else: a healthy balance. 

Representative survey by IU International University of Applied Sciences shows how AI bots are used for learning.

According to an IU trend study, only 6.7 percent of respondents said that their employer provides the main funding for studies.

According to an IU study, only 21.8 percent of young men can imagine taking up a social profession. Find out more about the study results here!

IU study shows: Despite multiple burdens, 93.5 percent of the respondents say the burden was worth it. 

For almost 9 out of 10 respondents, continuous education is the most important factor for a successful career, but only a good quarter actually continue their education.The most important motivating factors for those who are currently participating …

Further education with flexible start, timing, and end dates.Fully digitalised courses with learning app and tablet.Personal counselling by career advisors and learning coaches.Study reveals deficits of mere job application training. Erfurt, 21 …

Nearly half would like to spend more time with family and friends at Christmas in 2022.This wish is particularly strong among 16- to 25-year-olds.Despite the war in Ukraine and other crisis, most of them do not want to hold back on Christmas …

Almost 9 out of 10 Germans have experienced exam nerves; almost two-thirds of them during school and/or university.Hardly anyone makes use of help offers - although the effects of anxiety can be serious.Almost half of those affected feel that their …

According to a survey by IU International University of Applied Sciences (IU), more than half of consumers are currently very worried.Perceived inflation is 34.2 percent, measured inflation is 7.9 percent (as of August 2022, destatis).More than 90 …

According to a study by IU International University of Applied Sciences (IU), female students have reservations about STEM subjects or training - among other things, they lack female role models.• 70 percent of female students surveyed have a …

IU study shows there are still many hurdles to digitisation in schools.•   Broadband internet is not available everywhere in many schools. •   Two-thirds of the school management see the inadequate equipment for …

IU Study shows opportunities upskilling opens during the job search.•   Being laid off can be an opportunity: 48.0 percent of respondents see unemployment as an impulse to find a job they really like to do.•   The fear …

IU Study: Possibility for working from home is a decisive argument when choosing an employer.•   For more than half of the respondents, the regular possibility for working from home is indispensable, even after …

A study by IU looks into the question of what motivates employeesIt's not always about the money.·      For almost 70 per cent of those surveyed, a high basic salary is one of the top 5 factors when it comes to finding …

IU survey shows: Most people are opposed to the use of AIMore than half of the respondents fear that interpersonal relations will suffer under more AI.43 percent are even of the opinion that AI makes the application process worse for them.One third …

Study shows many employees change profession after a break, many want to continue their education ·      According to a new study by IU International University of Applied Sciences (IU), three quarters of those …

People more likely to continue their education for personal reasons than for professional onesLifelong learning as a motive: 85.6 percent of the international respondents find it personally (very) important to regularly expand their knowledge with …

New study shows: People in Germany want to continue their education, but don't know what to learn.•   IU International University of Applied Sciences (IU) has published a representative survey for Germany on the topic of continuing …

IU’s new Mobility Compass shows: Young buyers are not interested in e-cars.Attention to the topics of mobility and environmental protection in transport is increasing, according to the study by IU International University of Applied Sciences …