The BA (Hons) Digital Humanities and Information Technology at University College Cork offers an innovative pathway for students passionate about exploring the intersection of arts, humanities, and technology. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those who wish to understand how digital tools can drive innovation in fields like language, literature, history, and culture, while also critically examining the societal impact of emerging technologies. You will delve into core principles of information technology and digital media, gaining a unique perspective on the human experience in the digital age. This programme is designed for intellectually curious individuals ready to bridge the gap between traditional scholarship and modern digital methodologies.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over three years, engaging with a curriculum that balances theoretical concepts with practical application. Your learning journey will involve core modules in computer systems, programming for digital humanities, databases, and digital tools and methods, alongside electives from a range of arts subjects. In your final year, you will undertake a significant research project, applying your acquired skills to a humanities-focused digital challenge. You will graduate with a versatile skill set, prepared for diverse career paths in digital curation, research, data analysis, and technology development within cultural and academic institutions.