Digital Humanities and Public Culture

The Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture is actually a research-led professionally-oriented two-year amount involving which students might qualify to get as much as one year's charge for prior cognate study and/or relevant work experience. Providing students with an introduction to humanities research and study, coupled with the opportunity to specialize in biographical writing and research, digital humanities, or public humanities and culture, the degree will equip students with cutting edge skills from digital engineering, and writing and research, for both the public and scholarly world. This amount can help students create a broad comprehension of the cultural, historical, and societal aspects of current research from the public and digital humanities. It addresses the rising requirement for graduates well-versed at a mixture of humanistic and digital abilities and able to function in a variety of professional environments, from cultural and memory institutions, to the emerging labour markets of information administration, social media, and internet content delivery. The Guru of Digital Humanities and Public Culture lets you draw on our innovative, world leading team, and powerful industry connections and partnerships, to develop your professional expertise and experience. With some of Australia's leading scholars and innovators from the interdisciplinary areas of biography, public culture and humanities, along with digital humanities, along with national cultural institutions and archives at the fingertips, there isn't any better spot to review digital humanities and public culture compared to ANU.

A doctorate degree or international equivalent with a minimum GPA of all 5/7. All candidates must meet the University's English Language Entrance Requirements.