Dear all, Olle Sköld here, director of studies of the Master’s Programme in Digital Humanities. The deadline for international students to apply to the programme is drawing closer. If you want to start your studies in September 2024 you will have to submit an application complete with the requested documents at 15 January at the ..read more

How do large AI models like ChatGPT work? What is the difference between machine learning and AI? What can we say about the environmental and work ethical impacts of current large language models? These were some of the questions discussed at the seminar “AI and algorithms”, which is a part of the course “Tools and ..read more

The 20th of February the department and the DH-program will be reinforced with at new Associate senior lecturer/Assistant Professor, Amanda Wasielewski. Amanda Wasielewski’s writing and research investigates the use of digital technology in relation to art/visual culture and spatial practice. Her recent focus has been on the use of artificial intelligence techniques for the analysis ..read more

Monday next week is the final day to apply to the program for those of you from outside of Sweden! Monday 16th is the last day to apply and the last day to rank your courses if you want to study on the masters level in Sweden. To apply to the program you need to ..read more

This week marks the start of the third course for the first-year students of Master’s Programme in Digital Humanities. The course is titled ‘Digital Cultural Heritage’ and here is what teacher Nadzeya Charapan has to say about the course: This introductory course provides you with a conceptual understanding of digital cultural heritage and fosters critical ..read more

National Library of Sweden is organizing a great event on Topic Modeling Workshop. You are warmly welcome! See detailed information on their webpage and also forwarded as below: What is topic modeling and how does it work in practice? How do the choices that we make in building such models affect the eventual output? And ..read more

Teaching Digital Methods in the Humanities and Social Sciences at Center for Digital Humanities Uppsala (CDHU) Their webpage: https://www.abm.uu.se/cdhu-eng/events-en/event-en/eventdetail-en/?eventId=62720 Date: 22 September, 14:15–16:00 Location: Zoom Lecturer: Johan Jarlbrink, Fredrik Norén, Thomas Nygren, Kristen Schuster Organiser: CDHU Last day of registration: 9/21/2021 at. 2:00 PM. Contact person: Karl Berglund Sign up for this event Seminarium Research ..read more

This week the course Theories and Methods in Digital Humanities starts for the 1-year students. This courses purpose is to prepare them for doing a 1-year thesis later this spring or a 2-year thesis on the spring term one year from now. Theories and Methods courses is a natural part of every thesis-focused program here ..read more

Information management and information structures, taught week 35-39, autumn 2022 What is this course about?  The course Information management and information structures introduces multiple theoretical and practical perspectives on knowledge/information/data management. Specifically,  it covers data, information, and knowledge management from information studies’ and digital humanities’ perspectives and explores practical implementations at organizational, cultural, and individual levels. It is offered ..read more

Our university library course in the introductory course serires we will help you get started using Zotero. Course contents: Save references to Zotero from journal databases, library catalogues and web pages Add references manually for material that cannot be automatically imported Attach PDF files Organise your Zotero library Insert citations and create bibliographies in your ..read more