The MA Digital Arts & Humanities at University College Cork offers you a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and the creative and scholarly pursuits of the arts and humanities. In a field where digital tools are revolutionising research and artistic expression, this programme is designed for those eager to understand and shape how technology impacts human culture and society. You will engage with digital humanities methodologies and innovative digital arts practices, preparing you to contribute to this dynamic and evolving interdisciplinary landscape.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is structured over one year, guiding you through core modules in Digital Humanities and research skills, alongside a selection of electives in areas like digital video, game design, or digital art history. You will develop practical skills through hands-on work and culminate your studies with a significant dissertation and a digital artefact. You will graduate with a strong portfolio and the critical, technical, and creative expertise sought after in cultural heritage, digital media, and academic research roles.