Section outline

    • LNU Digital Humanities Initiative with contributors has submitted a proposal of Master Programme in Digital Humanities to the Linnaeus University on 9th September 2016

    • At the meeting held on 31 March between colleagues from  departments of Computer Science, Cultural Sciences, Languages and Media Technology discussions have progressed towards defining a cross-disciplinary international distance module. The module would comprise several relevant areas, with students being able to choose their own background discipline as an application field in project coursework. The module would ideally be preceded by an programming course for the humanities. 
    • After initial incentive at the FKH´s dean meeting held on 26 January 2016, plans are now underway to offer a pilot module in digital humanities / big data for humanities.