12 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Why Lancaster?
You may learn about: the use and creation of digital assets and databases; interdisciplinary theories and methods as to how these can be applied; and applications of artificial intelligence (AI) such as natural language processing, machine learning, and computer vision.
Digital skills and contexts Computational skills can be used to study societies and cultures of the past, present and future. You will gain digital skills tailored to working with digitised humanities sources such as historical newspapers, books, maps, oral histories and more. As you acquire the technical competencies required to work with these sources, you will place these methods in the context of key debates around the history, ethics and cultures of today’s digitised world.
Assuming no prior knowledge other than a conventional ability to work with computers, our modules will give you the skills to develop your own digital humanities research project. This, in turn, provides the knowledge for a rewarding career in a job market where demand for technical abilities is ever increasing.
- Open doors to exciting professional roles or PhD study through our MA in Digital Humanities
- Learn from experts with an international reputation in Digital Humanities research and teaching
- Study in a faculty that specialises in the development and use of data science and artificial intelligence techniques in humanities research
- Collaborate with your peers in our Digital Scholarship Lab, a state-of-the-art research space
You may learn about: the use and creation of digital assets and databases; interdisciplinary theories and methods as to how these can be applied; and applications of artificial intelligence (AI) such as natural language processing, machine learning, and computer vision.
Digital skills and contexts Computational skills can be used to study societies and cultures of the past, present and future. You will gain digital skills tailored to working with digitised humanities sources such as historical newspapers, books, maps, oral histories and more. As you acquire the technical competencies required to work with these sources, you will place these methods in the context of key debates around the history, ethics and cultures of today’s digitised world.
Assuming no prior knowledge other than a conventional ability to work with computers, our modules will give you the skills to develop your own digital humanities research project. This, in turn, provides the knowledge for a rewarding career in a job market where demand for technical abilities is ever increasing.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Why Lancaster?
You may learn about: the use and creation of digital assets and databases; interdisciplinary theories and methods as to how these can be applied; and applications of artificial intelligence (AI) such as natural language processing, machine learning, and computer vision.
Digital skills and contexts Computational skills can be used to study societies and cultures of the past, present and future. You will gain digital skills tailored to working with digitised humanities sources such as historical newspapers, books, maps, oral histories and more. As you acquire the technical competencies required to work with these sources, you will place these methods in the context of key debates around the history, ethics and cultures of today’s digitised world.
Assuming no prior knowledge other than a conventional ability to work with computers, our modules will give you the skills to develop your own digital humanities research project. This, in turn, provides the knowledge for a rewarding career in a job market where demand for technical abilities is ever increasing.
- Open doors to exciting professional roles or PhD study through our MA in Digital Humanities
- Learn from experts with an international reputation in Digital Humanities research and teaching
- Study in a faculty that specialises in the development and use of data science and artificial intelligence techniques in humanities research
- Collaborate with your peers in our Digital Scholarship Lab, a state-of-the-art research space
You may learn about: the use and creation of digital assets and databases; interdisciplinary theories and methods as to how these can be applied; and applications of artificial intelligence (AI) such as natural language processing, machine learning, and computer vision.
Digital skills and contexts Computational skills can be used to study societies and cultures of the past, present and future. You will gain digital skills tailored to working with digitised humanities sources such as historical newspapers, books, maps, oral histories and more. As you acquire the technical competencies required to work with these sources, you will place these methods in the context of key debates around the history, ethics and cultures of today’s digitised world.
Assuming no prior knowledge other than a conventional ability to work with computers, our modules will give you the skills to develop your own digital humanities research project. This, in turn, provides the knowledge for a rewarding career in a job market where demand for technical abilities is ever increasing.
Admission Requirements
6.5+
87+
58+
2:2 Hons degree (UK or equivalent) in any humanities discipline or related subjects, such as Library Science, or Journalism, for example.
1 Year
Sep
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