Dear reader,

This edition of the SAP University Alliances Spotlight gives you a look at how we are supporting educators as they navigate one of the most pressing questions in higher education right now: how AI fits into their academic teaching.

Whether educators are just beginning to explore how to incorporate generative or agentic AI into their classrooms, or are already experimenting and looking to go further, we are there with practical resources, guidance, and a global community of peers navigating the same questions.

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Your SAP University Alliances program team

SAP Community brings together educators worldwide to exchange ideas, share teaching experiences, and discover practical ways to integrate SAP technologies and hands-on learning into courses. Explore curriculum materials, real-world teaching best practices, and insights from fellow educators and SAP professionals on bringing SAP into the classroom in ways that prepare students for the future workplace.

Browse the entire SAP-related teaching portfolio in one place - from exploratory resources to tailored classroom teaching solutions. Bookmark the page and check back regularly for updates: https://url.sap/vfov16
 

Exchange with and get inspired by fellow educators in the new engagement area of the SAP Community: Discover how lecturers across different disciplines and regions are incorporating SAP technologies into their teaching, engaging students with real-world business scenarios, and developing industry-relevant skills in the classroom

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1. Teaching SAP Without Teaching SAP by Matt Dyki, Teaching Fellow at The University of Melbourne  [Read the blog post on SAP Community]
2. From Interest to Integration: A Practical Roadmap for Bringing SAP into Your University by Linda Badri, Educator at Université Internationale de Tunis [Read the blog post on SAP Community]
3. How to Engage and Partner with SAP Customers for Co-Innovation by Jorge Carrola Rodrigues, Assistant Professor at NOVA Information Management School [Read the blog post on SAP Community]

Academic lessons offer a practical roadmap for lecturers teaching SAP Learning content. The new lesson 'From Process Design to Agentic AI'
- available at no cost - guides lecturers in teaching students how to analyze, govern, and build AI agents using SAP Signavio, SAP LeanIX, and Joule Studio. Each module can be taught independently, but together they build a complete skill set.

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Analytical Insights with SAP Analytics Cloud is a new course co-developed with Prof. Nitin Kalé (USC Viterbi School of Engineering) for lecturers and their students. Across nine units and six hands-on exercises using open-source datasets, students explore deterministic and generative AI features and build the critical thinking skills needed to discern and question AI-generated results. Lecturers new to SAP Analytics Cloud can get started with a 30-day free trial, while existing University/Academic Competence Center (UCC/ACC) users can access it directly through their tenant.

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