MA/MS in Digital Humanities

The Master of Arts in Digital Humanities is aimed at students who have already combined humanities questions with computational methods during their bachelor's studies. It deepens these skills and supports individual research interests in the digital humanities. The programme is taught in English over four semesters. The curriculum combines compulsory modules with electives in digital culture and society, theory and project modules across text, language, literature, image, object, space and contexts, applied computing or Python, and a further humanities subject. At least one project module is required, so students gain hands-on research experience. Admission is open, and the programme starts in both the summer and winter semesters. Students can therefore plan entry around their bachelor's schedule. The programme suits those who intend to continue into doctoral research or applied digital work.