Digital humanities is an interdisciplinary field based on classical approaches on human sciences (history, literature, philosophy, linguistics etc.) with digital technologies tools and methods. This subject focuses on how digital technologies transform our way of creating, spreading and interpreting knowledge.

By combining artificial intelligence, data analysis, interactive visualisation and other innovations, digital humanities allow us to explore diverse and complex linguistic datasets, to rebuild cultural heritage, and to ask new questions about our past and present society. Digital humanities open up new prospects in order to understand and expand our intellectual and cultural heritage.

Bachelor’s degree

• Humanities
  • Specialisation in Digital Humanities
• Foreign Languages, Literature and Civilisation (LLCER)- Specialisation in Franco-German Studies
• Foreign Languages, Literature and Civilisation
  • Specialisation in Multilingual Linguistics (English, Russian, Nordic languages, Spanish, German, Italian)

Professional degree

• Mapmaking, Topography and Geographical Information Systems
  • Specialisation in Geographical Information Systems: Diagnosis and Land management (in french)

Masters

• Language Sciences
  • Specialisation in Linguistics and Data Processing (in french)
• Geography, Land-Use Planning, Environment and Development
  • Specialisation in Transition territories: Careers in Local Diagnosis, Land-Use Planning and Development (in french)
  • Specialisation in Environment, Risks and Territorial Diagnosis (in french)
• Principles of Teaching and Training
  • Specialisation in Digital Engineering in Higher Education and Adult Education (in french)
• Translation and Interpreting
  • Specialisation in Specialised Translation and Localisation