Guest lecture by Dr. Solomon Kunle Omogbemi: “Building Trust in Medical Education: AI, Social Responsibility, and Stakeholder Engagement in Wartime Recovery”

Dear students, partners, and friends of Kyiv Medical University!

Insightful perspectives from global thought leaders — as part of the KMU Voices initiative.

We are proud to continue sharing impactful international academic experiences and are excited to invite you to an upcoming Guest Lecture by Dr. Solomon Kunle Omogbemi, a distinguished lecturer and researcher in applied science.

Date: April 30, 2026

Time: 10:45 (by Warsaw); 11:45 (by Kyiv)

Location:

KMU Polish Campus
Zawiszy Czarnego 5, Katowice
Lectorium 2/05

KMU Main Campus
Boryspilska Street 2, Kyiv
Lectorium 224 (“Active Learning Hall”). The lecture will also be virtually broadcasted for participants joining online.

Lecture Topic:
“Building Trust in Medical Education: AI, Social Responsibility, and Stakeholder Engagement in Wartime Recovery”

Speaker:
Dr. Solomon Kunle Omogbemi
Lecturer & Researcher, Faculty of Applied Science
WSB University (Poland)

Dr. Solomon Kunle Omogbemi is an academic and researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of education, technology, and social responsibility. His research explores the role of artificial intelligence in transforming learning environments, as well as strategies for building trust, resilience, and effective stakeholder engagement in times of societal challenge and recovery. He is actively involved in advancing innovative and inclusive approaches to education in complex and rapidly changing contexts.

Language
The lecture will be delivered in English. Automatic captions will be provided by Zoom.

Preparation for the lecture
To fully benefit from the discussion, please review the recommended materials in advance. The materials are attached.

Why you should attend

During the lecture you will explore:

• the role of AI in rebuilding and strengthening medical education;
• why trust and social responsibility matter more than ever in times of crisis;
• how educators and institutions can engage stakeholders for sustainable recovery;
• lessons on resilience, innovation, and ethical leadership in wartime contexts.

KMU Voices Initiative

This lecture is part of the KMU Voices project, a unique initiative bringing global expertise and perspectives to the KMU community.

Every month, students and faculty will have the opportunity to attend lectures by leading international experts in medicine, law, ethics, and public health.

Join us for an inspiring session and discover fresh global perspectives on the future of medical education and innovation.