Humanist studying computational methods? It has been reported that the humanist with digital skills is given a welcome reception in the job market, so this might not be such a crazy idea after all. Additionally, research that incorporates digital humanities elements has an ever increasing prospect, and impact, in academia. The DIGIHUM modules do not require any previous programming skills, although we offer a separate track for those with more advanced computational experience. The course listings have been updated for the spring 2021. Welcome to explore Digital Humanities!
New entry level method courses to digital methods for humanities students
In spring 2021, we are offering new entry level courses to digital methods for humanities students.
Courses starting in the 3rd teaching period:
Johdatus digitaalisiin ihmistieteisiin (BA level course; in Finnish)
Digital Humanities Project Course I
Citizen Science: Crowd-sourcing as a tool for collecting quantitative and qualitative data
Tutorial for Digital Methods in Humanities
Statistics Literacy for Humanists
Courses starting in the 4th teaching period:
Introduction to Digital Humanities and Social Sciences (BA level course)
Linked Data for Digital Humanities
Introduction to NLP for Digital Humanities
Spatial Analysis and Data Exploration in History and Archaeology
See the longer list of theory and method courses that can be included in the 15/30-credit study block which is open to all MA level students, and also in the DH master’s track: http://heldig.fi/teaching/ and register in WebOodi.