Connecting People and Thoughts

How do we design assessment tasks that stay robust under AI pressure? When GenAI arrived, a common reflex in education was to "just ask for higher cognitive skills". If the machine can summarize, we will ask students to evaluate. If it can code, we will ask for a critical analysis. But simply rising cognitive expectations in the hope of making a task AI-resilient is a dangerous trap. First, it doesn't work.

Dive into the IT universe with Switch! Discover the thrilling world of computer science firsthand at our Career Exploration Days. Limited spots available – sign up now!

At the Human Centred Security Day by Switch, we look at current cybersecurity challenges from a practical angle. The focus is on making secure behaviour easier in everyday work, with insights into human risk, AI-related threats and security culture, as well as time to connect with peers.

Join us for Eduhub Days 2026, taking place from 5th to 6th November 2026. The annual conference dedicated to the dynamic world of e-learning, teaching, technology, and didactics within Swiss Higher Education Institutions will be held this year in Neuchâtel at HE-Arc. Eduhub Days 2026 offers keynotes, interactive workshops, community exchanges, and practical showcases. Together we will build competencies, share experiences, and create the conditions that enable Swiss Higher Education to recognise, support, and sustain genuine innovation in teaching, in the service of the learners it exists for. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of it!

Join us for an exciting Switch event that brings our communities together for a day of connection, collaboration, and inspiration. The Forum Days provide a unique platform for various groups to meet, share information, engage in dynamic discussions, and listen to insightful presentations. The Forum Days are a closed community event!

Connecting minds. Creating futures. The ICT Focus event brings together decision-makers from the education, research and innovation sectors across Switzerland, as well as members of the governing bodies of Switch, including the foundation committee and council. The event's traditional target audience is senior leaders of IT and service departments in Swiss higher education and research institutions.