UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA · AUSTRIA
Digital Humanities (Master)
Master's · Taught in en · UCAS 066 647
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
6.0
IELTS
€0k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 4 semestersDuration
- 120 ECTSCredits
- Bilingual (German & English)Language of Instruction
- No entrance examinationAdmissions
- Interdisciplinary focusProgram Structure
- €2,719 avg. starting salary (gross, monthly)Graduate Salary
The Master of Arts in Digital Humanities is a joint venture program offered by multiple faculties at the University of Vienna. This program aims to equip students with the skills to advance computer-based methods in humanities research. It addresses the growing influence of digitalization on science and society, focusing on both the technical challenges and the scientific implications. The curriculum is designed to foster interdisciplinary exchange among students from various fields, preparing them for roles in both academic and application-oriented digitalization projects.
Curriculum
The program structure includes compulsory modules covering core Digital Humanities skills, theory and practice, data science applications, specializations, and a Master's thesis seminar. Students benefit from a shared curriculum with Business Analytics and Data Science programs for the first semester, allowing for broad interdisciplinary learning.
- Year 1 - Semester 1
- Digital Humanities Skills IDH-S I
- Introduction to DH Tools & Methods
- Data Structures and Data Modelling
- Year 1 - Semester 2
- Digital Humanities Skills IIDH-S II
- Theory and Practice of the Digital HumanitiesDH-TP
- Reading Course
- Lecture Series
- Year 2 - Semester 3
- Doing Data Science, Ethical and Legal IssuesDDS-ELI
- Data Analysis Project
- Research Seminar
- Year 2 - Semester 4
- Specialisation in Clusters of Digital HumanitiesS-DH
- Master's Thesis SeminarM-SE
Careers
Graduates are well-prepared for digitalization projects in various sectors. They can apply their cultural studies knowledge with digital methods in academic research, cultural institutions, archives, and the broader economy. The program equips them with skills in data analysis, data science, and information technology, applicable to diverse data forms within cultural studies.
- Digital Project Manager
- Data Analyst in Cultural Heritage
- Digital Curator
- Researcher in Digital Humanities
- IT Specialist in cultural organizations
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for this program?
- EU/EEA citizens have no tuition fees. Non-EU/EEA citizens pay €726.72 per semester.
- What is the duration of the Digital Humanities Master's program?
- The program is designed to be completed in 4 semesters, amounting to 120 ECTS credits.
- In which languages is the program taught?
- The language of instruction for this program is bilingual, combining German and English.
- What are the entry requirements for the program?
- Applicants need a Bachelor's degree in Historical and Cultural Studies or Philological and Cultural Studies from the University of Vienna, combined with specific extension curricula. Proof of English proficiency, such as an IELTS score of 6.0, is also required.
- How do I apply for the program?
- The application process is typically online and requires checking eligibility, preparing documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, submitting the application during the specified period, and completing a first-time admission procedure.
- What are the career prospects after completing this program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Digital Project Manager, Data Analyst in Cultural Heritage, Digital Curator, or Researcher in Digital Humanities, applying digital methods in cultural studies.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree in Historical and Cultural Studies or Philological and Cultural Studies from the University of ViennaMust be combined with the extension curricula Digital Humanities (EC) or Computational Thinking (EC).
IELTS6.0 (minimum overall)
Eligibility is primarily for graduates of specific University of Vienna Bachelor's programs. Please refer to the detailed admission information for specific requirements.
Fees
Tuition (international)No tuition fee for EU/EEA citizens. Non-EU/EEA citizens pay €726.72 per semester.
Tuition (home)No tuition fee for EU/EEA citizens.
LivingNot specified.
Fees are paid per semester. Non-EU/EEA students should verify their status and applicable fees.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the academic and language requirements for the Digital Humanities Master's program.
2. Prepare DocumentsGather all necessary academic transcripts, certificates, and proof of English proficiency.
3. Online ApplicationSubmit your application through the University of Vienna's online portal during the application period.
4. Admission ProcedureComplete the first-time admission process, which may include an online appointment via video chat.
5. Pay FeesPay the semester fee (Students' Union fee) to finalize your registration.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for this program?
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EU/EEA citizens have no tuition fees. Non-EU/EEA citizens pay €726.72 per semester.
What is the duration of the Digital Humanities Master's program?
+
The program is designed to be completed in 4 semesters, amounting to 120 ECTS credits.
In which languages is the program taught?
+
The language of instruction for this program is bilingual, combining German and English.
What are the entry requirements for the program?
+
Applicants need a Bachelor's degree in Historical and Cultural Studies or Philological and Cultural Studies from the University of Vienna, combined with specific extension curricula. Proof of English proficiency, such as an IELTS score of 6.0, is also required.
How do I apply for the program?
+
The application process is typically online and requires checking eligibility, preparing documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, submitting the application during the specified period, and completing a first-time admission procedure.
What are the career prospects after completing this program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Digital Project Manager, Data Analyst in Cultural Heritage, Digital Curator, or Researcher in Digital Humanities, applying digital methods in cultural studies.