Students in the masters program in Digital Humanities create digital research projects to explore the ethical, social, and political issues relevant to local and global. The M.A. in Digital Humanities cultivates both the practical skills and the humanistic knowledge needed to work on digital humanities-related projects in universities, libraries, museums, and non-profit cultural organizations. The program welcomes students from a variety of academic backgrounds including history, literary studies, art, computer science, philosophy, and music, among others.

The important and flourishing field of Digital Humanities offers an exciting opportunity to expand the range of inquiry and invigorate interest in humanistic study among Stanford’s undergraduates. The important and flourishing field of Digital Humanities offers an exciting opportunity to expand the range of inquiry and invigorate interest in humanistic study among Stanford’s undergraduates.

Acquire the dual skills essential to independently carry out research in the field of digital and computational humanities. Beyond the usual spectrum of digital humanities, this Master is resolutely part of the computational turn and the exploitation of data, serving the development of new knowledge in the fields of human and social sciences. It combines demanding training in SHS, based on the lessons of the four partner establishments, with training in issues, methods and tools useful for research and data analysis (algorithmy, quantitative methods, modeling, artificial intelligence).

The MPhil in Digital Humanities is a nine-month course that runs from October to June. The course is directed by Cambridge Digital Humanities, a research centre with links across a wide range of faculties and units at Cambridge. The course is administered by the Faculty of English.

The result of close collaboration between the laboratories and departments of literature and human and social sciences of the Ecole Normale Supérieure - PSL (establishment operating the master's degree) and the National School of Charters - PSL, this training offers lessons at the forefront of research in literature and humanities which favors dialogue between disciplines and international openness.

Every Harvey Mudd student takes a minimum of eleven courses in humanities, social sciences, and the arts (HSA), and many choose to take more. Some students even complete a second major in one of the HSA fields. The HSA program requirements are highly flexible, affording students substantial choice in their course selections. Students can elect courses offered by the Harvey Mudd HSA department and at the other undergraduate institutions at The Claremont Colleges. Study abroad is common and easily fits within the HSA program requirements, as does work in music, the visual arts, and other creative endeavors.

This course addresses contemporary theories and historical approaches currently used in the Arts and Humanities.

A combined historical and thematic survey of select fields that comprise the Humanities and the various approaches and methods they employ in furthering our understanding of the human experience.

RCAH's unique and rigorous curriculum prepares students to create a better world by exploring diverse ideas, engaging in hands-on creative practices, and working with the community around them.

The Berkeley International Study Program (BISP) is a unique study-abroad opportunity at the top-ranked University of California, Berkeley. BISP students come from a variety of academic backgrounds, spending one or two semesters taking excellent and innovative courses on a space-availability basis. We offer a wide range of classes, cross-cultural events and activities, and advising services for visiting international and domestic students in a vibrant multicultural learning environment.

The Mente Argentina Master’s Start-up Program provides you with the crucial guidance and support you’ll need to complete an internationally recognized graduate degree while living abroad.

Study abroad in Spain! This program offers participants the opportunity to substantially improve their Spanish while studying abroad in “off the beaten path” La Coruña, Spain.