Content Official Master's Degree in Digital Humanities and Heritage

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Master description

The master’s degree in Digital Humanities and Heritage carries a total of 60 credits, structured in 6 obligatory theoretical-practical modules worth 6 credits each, 1 professional placement module carried out in public or private cultural institutions or research groups with collaboration agreements (6 credits) and finally the Master’s degree dissertation which is worth 12 credits. Student can choose one optional theoretical-practical module if they want to gain greater specialisation in the digital humanities or digital heritage.

Course begins on

02/10/2023

Study plan structure

 

 

Type	Credits
Compulsory	36
Optional	6
Master Thesis	12
External Practicum	6
TOTAL	60

 

 

Subject	Credits	Type
Applied Technologies I: from Data to Information	6	OB
Applied Technologies II: from the Pixel to Knowledge, Digitalisation and Computer Vision	6	OB
Applied Technologies III: Human-Computer Interaction	6	OB
Communication and Learning: User Experiences	6	OB
Creation and Management of Digital Projects on Cultural Matters	6	OB
Heritage, Technology and Digital Humanities	6	OB
Master's Degree Dissertation	12	OB
Work Placement	6	OB
Technology Applied to Humanities and Heritage Studies I: Digitalising the PastVirtual, Augmented and Mixed Realities	6	OT*
Technology Applied to Humanities and Heritage Studies II: Technologies in the Processing and Analysis of Words and Sound	6	OT*

*

 

OB: Compulsory
OT: Optional

Discontinuation of courses

All optional subjects are not scheduled each year.