Keynote: The challenges facing higher education in the age of AI: developing the skills of tomorrow for more sustainable systems

Faced with environmental, societal and technological challenges, healthcare systems cannot be transformed using yesterday’s skills and educational models. In the age of artificial intelligence, higher education must go beyond the simple transmission of knowledge and prepare professionals to operate in complex, interdisciplinary and constantly evolving environments. Today, it is essential to educate, break down silos and transform: to develop human and ethical skills, foster cooperation among stakeholders, and enable higher education institutions to become drivers of innovation and transition. Ultimately, the sustainability of healthcare systems depends above all on people’s ability to learn, collaborate and collectively transform their organisations.

Speaker

Main Stage
Oct 1, 2026
1:15 PM3:00 PM

Session 6: Building Skills and Culture for Sustainable Health Systems

This session explores the critical role of education, upskilling, and crisis preparedness in strengthening the resilience of health systems. It will address the integration of artificial...
Speaker:
SO
Stéphanie OBERTIN
Ministère de la DigitalisationMinistre
MC
Marie-Christine CHALUS
IAE FRANCE - Ecoles Universitaires de ManagementDirectrice
LC
Laurent CHAMBAUD
Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Santé Publique (EHESP)Ex-directeur
MF
Marie FRIEDEL
University of LuxembourgFull Professor in nursing science and Director of programmes
TD
Thomas DENTZER
LNS - LABORATOIRE NATIONAL DE SANTEDirecteur
CD
Carole DAUTUN
CrisalydeDirectrice Générale
Moderator :
PS
Pascal STAMMET
University of LuxembourgAffiliated professor of Medecine
Skills, culture & communication (Transversal | all horizons)