The BA (Hons) Digital Humanities and Information Technology at University College Cork is an innovative undergraduate degree designed for students passionate about exploring the intersection of arts, humanities, and technology. You will investigate how digital tools and information technology can drive innovation within the arts and humanities, while also critically examining the societal and human implications of our increasingly digital world. This programme is ideal if you are interested in applying computational thinking and digital methods to understand cultural heritage, historical research, and contemporary societal issues, preparing you for a future where digital literacy is paramount.
This full-time, on-campus degree, studied over four years, offers a comprehensive learning experience. You will build a strong foundation in core computer systems, programming, databases, and digital tools and methods, alongside a broad range of arts and humanities subjects. A distinctive feature is the opportunity for a valuable work placement in your third year, providing practical industry experience. Throughout the course, you will develop essential skills in areas such as web systems, data analytics, and digital content management, enabling you to pursue diverse career paths in digital curation, research, IT, and cultural heritage sectors.