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New course "Introduction to Digital Humanities": applications until February 10

February 7, 2022 at 4:40 pm

RTU ETHZF Master's study programme "Digital Humanities" offers the opportunity to participate in the course "Introduction to Digital Humanities", which will be taught by lecturers from Lineja University in Sweden (Ahmad Kamal, Patrick Gavin) in the spring semester. This course is now in its second year.
There are several places available! Students can get credits.

Application deadline 10 February at 12 noon.

Lectures start on 11 February, in English every Friday from 16.30 to 19.50, for 16 weeks. 
The work is intensive, but the knowledge gained fully outweighs it.

Participants:

  • apply by sending an email to [email protected];
  • write a brief introduction about yourself (research, field of interest, study programme);
  • indicate whether a CP will be required.

The course is organised within the framework of the national research programme project "Digital Resources for Humanities: Integration and Development" VPP-IZM-DH-2020/1-0001. 



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