How can the fusion of technology, engineering, and humanities shape the future of digital innovation? The master’s programme in Digital Humanities at RTU offers a dynamic blend of IT, engineering, and humanities, equipping students with unique interdisciplinary skills for a rapidly evolving job market.

Digital Humanities is a young field of research, focused on the use of computational methods in the Humanities, Social and Behavioural Sciences. This includes the use of digital analysis and visualisation techniques in e.g. (art) history, languages, instructional sciences, the use of digital games in social sciences or the use of digital technologies in the sector of museums, archives and libraries.

This Digital Humanities MA combines digital theory and practice to study human culture. You’ll use critical theory, case studies, and hands-on, project-based exercises to examine digital representations of human culture in all forms, from history, languages, and music to museums, digital publishing, and more.

The humanities and social sciences adapt to the contemporary era and broaden their research and dissemination potential through the use of digital tools: this development has created the discipline referred to as digital humanities. This masters degree introduces students to the most advanced digital techniques. We train advanced professionals who will contribute to research in the humanities and help society at large to gain a better understanding and make a better use of our cultural heritage.

The international degree program in Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge (DHDK) offers a cross-disciplinary curriculum designed to foster close connections between humanities and the sciences of representation and processing of information and knowledge.

The Master of Digital Humanities is designed for those interested in exploring how digital tools and methods can be applied to understanding human culture, history, and society. Students will learn to...

The MA in Communication & Information Studies: Digital Humanities is the only master in the field in the Netherlands. In this degree, you will learn how to program and how to combine theory and skills in using digital tools, and you will get acquainted with the new developments in digitization and datafication in culture and society. You will enter a multidisciplinary program that offers opportunities for building on your humanities domain of expertise, which will give you a head start on the job market.

This innovative master’s degree in Digital and Public Humanities offers you a multidisciplinary study program focused on knowledge integration and the development of the advanced transversal skills required for the exploitation of the interconnections between the humanities and computer science.

Digital Humanities is an interdisciplinary subject area that brings a range of computational, quantitative, and other innovative and collaborative methods to the study of texts, images, histories, languages, and cultures, while also being critical of methodology, disciplinarity, and pedagogy.

The Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture is designed to help students explore how digital technologies interact with culture and society. It emphasizes developing skills that allow you to a...

In the Master's Programme in Linguistic Diversity and Digital Humanities (Previously: Linguistic Diversity in the Digital Age), you may deepen your understanding of the nature and diversity of human language and the theoretical and digital tools for working with language and speech.

Are you interested in cultural heritage as well as digitalization? Digital humanity is an interdisciplinary field of study that represents a bridge between the arts and humanities to information technology. It further stretches beyond academia, mainly through collaboration with the cultural heritage sector.

The Master in Language Technologies and Digital Humanities is a multidisciplinary course, the only one of its kind in North-West Italy! The course covers a wide range of disciplines in order to prepare the students to navigate the complex and digital domain from a humanistic perspective.

Develop the research skills and computational methods needed to study and curate human culture and explore the capabilities, limitations and risks of digital technologies, including AI, and their impact on the arts and industry.

The master's programme in Media Studies: Digital Cultures focuses on digital media and electronic technologies, and takes a close look at the effects they have on our current media landscape. You will investigate the ongoing transformations in media culture and develop the skills to participate in these innovations.