Australian National University

Overview

The Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture at the Australian National University is designed to equip students with the necessary skills to connect academic research with societal applications. This program focuses on enhancing communication abilities across both traditional and digital platforms, effectively targeting audiences in academic, public, and governmental sectors.

Students will participate in collaborative projects alongside ANU researchers, gaining opportunities to engage with national cultural institutions, public sectors, and international organizations located in Canberra.

What you'll study

Core Courses include:

• Digital Humanities and Public Culture - Issues and Debates
• Digital Humanities and Public Culture Research Project
• Art and Interaction in Computing
• Web Development and Design
• Digital Form and Fabrication
• Creative Data Visualisation: Representing Data in Visual and Material Form

Electives: Students can select from a variety of electives that align with their academic interests and career goals.

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture may find diverse career opportunities in various sectors. The skills gained through this program prepare students for roles in academia, cultural institutions, government agencies, and the private sector, focusing on the intersection of digital technology and public engagement.