IE University

What you'll study

The degree foregrounds literature, history, philosophy and art while integrating algorithmic thinking and digital practices. Students encounter topics such as coding, data mining and natural language processing, and can opt for an Advanced Digital Tools and Methods track to deepen technical competencies. Coursework emphasizes critical analysis, intercultural perspectives, ethics, communication and foresight alongside quantitative and digital tools.

Entry requirements

Specific entry requirements and fee information are provided by the university’s admissions office. Applicants should consult IE University for up-to-date application criteria, deadlines and documentation needed to apply.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that bridge humanities knowledge and digital or managerial skills. Typical career paths referenced by the program include technology ethics consultant, cultural institution manager, content creator, creative director for video games, heritage expert, UX researcher, strategy consultant, HR manager and marketing and communications specialist.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Students should explore university scholarships, merit-based awards and external funding opportunities early in the application process. Given the program’s combination of digital and humanities skills, also consider industry internships, research assistantships and sector-specific grants that support experiential learning and portfolio development.