15 September 2026
🎙 A new episode of the Odesa IT Family podcast is out now!

Can universities keep up with technologies that are evolving faster than academic curricula? And who should universities be preparing for the job market if AI is already taking over some of the tasks traditionally performed by junior specialists?

We’re talking about the university of the future with representatives of Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University:

🎓 Yurii Oleksandrovych — Head of the Department of Computer Systems and Technologies;

🎓 Larysa Yaroslavivna — lecturer at the department and Head of the Academic and Methodological Committee for IT programs.

We discussed fundamental education and market needs, cooperation between businesses and universities, the impact of AI on education, the future of junior specialists, Robo Intelligence, and student startups.

💭 Five years from now, will universities be testing whether students can complete tasks without AI — or how well they can work with AI?

🎧 Watch the new episode and share your thoughts in the comments.

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