Fisher College of Business Executive Education offers several programs focused on artificial intelligence. These programs address the capabilities of artificial intelligence, specific processes that can be optimized with AI, and how to responsibly implement it across functions at your organization. Several programs are offered on an ongoing basis. Cost varies.
Upcoming Events
Ongoing Offerings
June 10: Free Community Event to Explore AI Pathways
Hosted by: Office of Academic Affairs AI Fluency Initiative
Date: June 10, 2026
Location: Ohio State (details available through registration)
A community-focused event introducing participants to emerging AI technologies, educational pathways, and opportunities for engagement with artificial intelligence across teaching, research, and workforce development.
June 8 – July 31: AI-EDGE Institute Summer Research Program
Hosted by: AI-EDGE Institute and The Ohio State University
Dates: June 8 – July 31, 2026
Location: Online (with programming coordinated through Ohio State)
An NSF-funded summer research experience focused on AI for future edge networks and distributed intelligence. Participants engage in lectures and guided projects covering artificial intelligence, machine learning, networking, and related technologies.
June 16-July 14: AI Playground: Explore AI Tools in a Hands-On Setting
Hosted by: University Libraries and the Office of Academic Affairs
Dates: June 16, June 23; July 7, and July 14, Time: 1–2 p.m.
Location: Thompson Library, Room 149
Interested in learning more about artificial intelligence? Join AI Playground, a series of informal, drop-in sessions where Ohio State students, faculty, staff and community members can explore AI tools, experiment with new ideas and discover practical ways AI can support learning, teaching, research and everyday tasks.
June 23: Command Artificial Intelligence Safely
Date: June 23, Noon- 1:30 p.m.
Location: Online
In this webinar, you’ll learn to safeguard the data by following the Institutional Data Policy guidance for AI; select the best university-approved tools for your solution; craft a proper prompt to get better results and avoid “AI slop;” understand what happens inside the Large Language Models (LLMs) to better inform your workflow architecture; and protect yourself from risks in incorrect outputs like improper citations, intellectual property theft and plagiarism.
July 7–16: High School Data Science Professional Development (Online or Hybrid)
Hosted by: Translational Data Analytics Institute
Dates: July 7–16, 2026
Location: The Ohio State University at Marion (July 7–8) and Zoom (July 9–16)
A professional development program introducing educators to data science concepts and modern analytical approaches that intersect with AI education and computational thinking. The event combines in-person and online instruction.
July 24: Preparing the GeoAI Workforce
Hosted by: Center for Urban and Regional Analysis
Date: July 24, 2026
Location: Online Webinar
A GeoAI-focused webinar exploring how artificial intelligence and geospatial technologies are converging, with an emphasis on workforce preparation and educational strategies for the next generation of AI-enabled spatial analysis.
August 25 – September 1: Experiential Introduction to AI and Ecology (Part 1)
Hosted by: Imageomics Institute
Dates: August 25 – September 1, 2026
Location: Ohio State University
An interdisciplinary course introducing participants to the application of AI and machine learning techniques in ecology and biodiversity research, blending computational methods with real-world scientific challenges.
Max M. Fisher College of Business
If you are hosting an AI event that is open to a broad audience, you can request inclusion on this site by sending a message to ai@osu.edu.
University Resources
College of Education and Human Ecology
EHE's Expertise Briefs page offers two publiations The Role of AI in Learning and Development: Understanding ChatGPT – A Quick Reference which explores how ChatGPT can help streamline daily work tasks. AI Literacy: What Students Should Know About Artificial Intelligence offers guidance in understanding artificial intelligence and how to use it in school and beyond.
Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning
Drake Institute regularly hosts workshops exploring AI in teaching and learning. Visit their site to see latest offerings.
Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI)
OTDI’s Data Management team offers AI resources for data analysts, including a PowerBI and Tableau AI video, available in the Administrative Resource Center (ARC) with login.
University Libraries
University Libraries has a guide designed to provide suggested, general resources related to artificial intelligence (AI).
AI Research
College of Engineering
Artificially Intelligent Manufacturing Systems Lab (AIMS): AIMS lab brings industry professionals and academia together to study and develop manufacturing systems that work with, and are controlled by, different types of artificial intelligence.
ICICLE: Intelligent CI With Computational Learning In The Environment
ICICLE will transform today’s AI landscape from a narrow set of privileged disciplines to one where democratized AI empowers domains broadly through integrated plug-and-play AI.
Office of Research
Advancing Artificial Intelligence: Brief overview of how Ohio State is driving the future of artificial intelligence (AI) research, development and discovery to improve people’s lives today and build a brighter future
While we have tried to include as many Ohio State AI resources as possible, if you have additional resources that you’d like us to add, contact us at ai@osu.edu.