The MA in Digital Art History and Computational Media at Duke University trains students to combine critical humanities research with computational and digital production methods. You’ll learn to analyze digital cultural materials, build small-scale digital projects, and complete a hybrid theory-and-practice thesis.Key learning areas include digital collections, data visualization, spatial and geographic methods, interactive storytelling, and media-making workflows.
The Master of Arts in Digital Art History and Computational Media at Duke University equips students with the skills to merge critical research in the humanities with innovative digital production techniques. This program emphasizes the analysis of digital cultural materials and the creation of impactful digital projects, culminating in a unique thesis that integrates both theoretical and practical elements.
The program combines graduate coursework with hands-on lab experiences, focusing on various key areas:
The GRE General exam is optional for applicants to this program. Proficiency in English is also required, with various accepted tests available, such as the Duolingo English Test.
Graduates of this program are well-equipped for diverse career paths in fields such as digital archiving, museum studies, media production, and academic research. The combination of analytical skills and technical expertise prepares students for roles in cultural institutions, educational organizations, and beyond.
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