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Mandarin conversations for Bridge to China 通往中国的桥梁
Thu, 23 May 2013 09:49:13 +0000
// 1) { window.location = "http://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/dh"+stripped_link; } } // ]]> Bridge to China (www.bridgetochina.org.uk) has received an e-Learning Development Grant for Mandarin conversations. Bridge to China is a community-sourced grammar of modern Mandarin running on the UCL Confluence wiki. The conversations will bring it one step closer to being an open source Mandarin course. A recent Digital Linguists’ Network event [...]
Read more...SMKE workshop: Social Media and the Museum
Thu, 16 May 2013 15:55:55 +0000
// 1) { window.location = "http://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/dh"+stripped_link; } } // ]]> Thursday 6th June, 9:30am-5:00pm Room G31, Foster Court As part of the Social Media Knowledge Exchange (SMKE), UCL, together with its project partners, is hosting a one day workshop on 6th June on the theme: Social Media and the Museum. General workshop theme: how social media is changing museum practice and [...]
Read more...Studying at UCLDH
The UCL Centre for Digital Humanities offers various opportunities for post-graduate level study.
Digital Humanities is an important multidisciplinary field, undertaking research at the intersection of digital technologies and humanities. It aims to produce applications and models that make possible new kinds of research, both in the humanities disciplines and in computer science and its allied technologies. It also studies the impact of these techniques on cultural heritage, memory institutions, libraries, archives, and digital culture.
The Centre for Digital Humanities is able to capitalise on UCL's world-leading strength in information studies, computer science, and the arts and humanities. It brings together work being done in the many different departments and centres at UCL. Our location in central London, surrounded by the greatest concentration of libraries and professional bodies in Europe, also makes it an ideal base for collaboration with organisations outside UCL, such as museums, galleries, libraries and archives.
Our MA/MSc programme is a new interdisciplinary degree exploring the intersection of digital technologies and culture.
We have a variety of PhD students who are undertaking research with us, and are interested in hearing from those who are considering undertaking PhD research in Digital Humanities.
We also offer the opportunity to study individual modules from our MA/MSc programme as Short Courses such as:
which can contribute to professional development, and count towards the MA/MSc should it be pursued further.
