Australian National University

Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture

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 analyze, interpret, and create digital content in ways that connect with public audiences. The program covers a variety of topics, including digital archives, media critique, cultural mapping, and digital storytelling. It aims to prepare students to work in fields like cultural institutions, academic research, or media, providing practical experience alongside theoretical understanding.

The curriculum encourages students to think critically about the role of digital tools in shaping public culture. It combines coursework in digital methods, cultural theory, and public engagement, giving students a well-rounded skill set. Throughout the program, you'll have opportunities to undertake independent research, collaborate on projects, and develop a digital portfolio. This approach helps build confidence in navigating digital platforms while maintaining a strong foundation in cultural analysis. Overall, the program supports students in becoming innovative contributors to digital cultural fields, whether they're starting careers or continuing their academic journey.