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Advanced Master of Digital Humanities (Leuven) KU Leuven

Introduction
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KU Leuven's Advanced Master of Science in Digital Humanities helps graduates from Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences programs to develop digital competencies that will allow them to add digital dimensions to their own domain expertise. It aims to explicitly link these competencies to research questions, case studies, and applications related to the domain expertise of the students.
Graduates of this program will be able to bring their own domain expertise to a significantly higher level of functionality, using digital tools and techniques. Building both on the expertise they obtained from the program and their prior expertise in Humanities, Social or Behavioral Sciences, graduates will be well placed to open many new digital applications to a much wider community. Moreover, those who wish to move to a professional profile involving more advanced digital competencies, are well prepared to do so.
International and multidisciplinary
The master’s program is conceived as a one-year, international, and multidisciplinary advanced master's program (master-after-master). The program is unique in Flanders and one of only a few in Europe. The program is firmly framed in an explicit collaboration between the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Sciences - Department of Computer Science. As such, it is supported by experts in Digital Humanities applications, who supply research expertise for the program, as well as by experts in digital techniques and tools, who provide a sound technical basis for the students.
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Curriculum
Structure
The program is organized around a number of clusters of course units. The central clusters are the Application Domains cluster and the Tools for the Digital World cluster. Supporting clusters are the Introductory Digitization Components cluster, the Advanced Digitization Components cluster, and the Management Component. The heart of the research activities is situated in the Master’s thesis.