Check Out Fall 2026 Graduate DH Course Offerings in NJ and NY
4 September 2026
We’ve made a list of graduate courses for fall 2026 offered throughout the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium (IUDC).
Looking to explore DH-relevant courses–both at Princeton and beyond?
We’ve made a list of graduate courses for fall 2026 offered throughout the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium (IUDC).
With the approval of the certificate director, these courses can be used to satisfy the elective requirement for the CDH’s Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities.
To enroll in a course, submit a completed registration form to the IUDC coordinator at both your host and home institutions.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
Note: for a list of grad seminars offered or cross-listed by the CDH that automatically count toward the Graduate Certificate in DH, please see Graduate Courses in DH.
Architecture
- ARC 573: Pro Seminar: Computation, Energy, Technology in Architecture (Forrest M. Meggers)
Art & Archaeology
- ART 577 / HUM 577: Seminar in Modern Art: Science and Its Fictions in the Long Nineteenth Century (Rachael Z. DeLue)
Computer Science
- COS 516 / ECE 516: Automated Reasoning About Software (Zachary Kincaid)
- COS 522 / MAT 578: Computational Complexity (Gillat Kol)
- COS 529: Advanced Computer Vision (Felix Heide)
- COS 597C: Advanced Topics in Computer Science: AI Agents (Karthik Narasimhan)
East Asian Studies
- EAS 529: Readings in East Asian Film and Media (Steven Chung)
Electrical & Computer Engineering
- ECE 535: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (Hossein Valavi)
Politics
- POL 571:Empirical Research Methods for Political Science (Jonathan F. Mummolo)
- POL 573: Quantitative Analysis II (Rocío Titiunik)
Psychology
- PSY 503: Foundations in Statistical Methods for Psychological Science (Suyog Chandramouli)
- PSY 505: Current Issues in Statistical Methods and Research Methods for Psychological Science (Suyog Chandramouli)
Sociology
- SOC 500: Applied Social Statistics (Brandon W. Stewart)
- SOC 505: Research Seminar in Empirical Investigation (Yu Xie)
- SOC 557: Technology Studies (Half-Term): Artificial Intelligence, Computation and Society (Zeynep Tufekci)
Public & International Affairs
- SPI 507B: Quantitative Analysis for Policymakers (staff)
- SPI 507C: Quantitative Analysis for Policymakers (Advanced) (Eduardo Morales)
Princeton Writing Program
- WRI 501: Reading and Writing About the Scientific Literature (Andrea L. DiGiorgio)
- WRI 502: Writing a Grant Proposal in Quantitative Disciplines (Andrea L. DiGiorgio)
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Comparative Literature: Russian
- GU4213: Cold War Reason: Cybernetics and the Systems Sciences (Adam Leeds)
English
- GU4312: Frankenstein and Its Vicissitudes (Eleanor Johnson)
History
- GU4435: Democracy and Its Technocrats (Alma Steingart)
Music
- GU4630: Recorded Sound (David Adamcyk)
Political Science
- GU4728 / 4729: Machine Learning and AI for the Social Sciences (Alexander Clark)
- GR8120: Humans, Animals and Machines (Joshua F Dienstag)
Psychology
- GU4920: Computational Psychology (Chujun Lin)
Quantitative Methods: Social Sciences
- GR5067: Natural Language Processing in the Social Sciences (Patrick Houlihan and Samira Zaroudi)
- GR5070: GIS and Spatial Analysis in the Social Sciences (Edwin Y Grimsley)
- GR5072: Modern Data Structures (Thomas Brambor)
- GR5073: Machine Learning in the Social Sciences (Mazen Asaad and Alexander Peterhansl)
- GR5074: Projects in Advanced Machine Learning (Alexander Peterhansl)
Religion
- GU4616: Technology, Religion, Future (David R Kittay)
- GU4621: Religion and Media (Sam Stella)
CUNY GRADUATE CENTER
Data Analysis and Visualization (see courses)
- DATA 70500: Working with Data: Fundamentals (Tim Shortell)
- DATA 71000: Data Analysis Methods (Howard Everson)
Digital Humanities (see courses)
- DHUM 70000: Introduction to Digital Humanities (Krystyna Michael)
- DHUM 70600 - 01: Special Topics in Computational Fundamentals: AI-Assisted Programming (Stephen Zweibel)
- DHUM 70600 - 02: Special Topics in Computational Fundamentals: Introduction to R (Sam O’Hana)
- DHUM 73000: Visualization and Design (Julia Bloom)
- DHUM 78000 - 01: Special Topics: AI and Machine Learning for Artists and Humanists (Michael Mandiberg)
- DHUM 78000 - 02: Special Topics: Labor, Literature, and the Digital (Jeff Allred)
Environmental Sciences (see courses)
- EES 79903: Inhabiting Digital Worlds (Setha Low)
English (see courses)
- ENGL 89000: Mining the Archives (David Reynolds)
Linguistics (see courses)
- LING 79400: Seminar in Speech Science: Hybrid Society (Human/AI) and the Pursuit of (Speech) Science (Douglas H. Whalen and Ofer Tchernichovski)
Music (see courses)
- MUS 72900: Computer-Assisted Composition (Steve Everett)
Philosophy (see courses)
- PHIL 78700: AI and the Arts (Jesse Prinz)
Sociology (see courses)
- SOC 82301: Computer Mapping for NY and LA, and Global Cities: GIS with Manifo: Basic and Advanced Techniques (David Halle)
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
(Fordham courses can be accessed here)
Center for Ethics Education
- Center for Ethics Education 5375: Technology & Ethics (Zein Murib)
- Center for Ethics Education 5475: Algorithmic Ethics (Mathias Klang)
NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH
Liberal Studies
- GLIB5023: Posthuman Eros (Dominic Pettman)
New York University
(NYU course listings can be accessed here)
Animal Studies
- ANST-GA 2500: Animals, Art, and Technology (Gal Nissim)
Center for Experimental Humanities
- CEH-GA 1089: Ethnography and Technology of Media (Natasha Schüll)
Cinema Studies
- CINE-GT 1025: Creative Artificial Intelligence: Ethical Co-Creation in the Arts and Humanities (Marina Hassapopoulou)
Digital Humanities and Social Science
- DHSS-GA 1120: Introduction to Programming
History
- HIST-GA 2033: Creating Digital History (Leah Potter)
Institute for the Study of the Ancient World
- ISAW-GA 3023: Special Topics in Digital Humanities for the Ancient World: Databases & Network Analysis for the Ancient World (Sebastian Heath)
Media, Culture, and Communication
- MCC-GE 2100 Seminar in Media Criticism
- MCC-GE 2112 Politics of The Gaze: Sensory Formations Mod
- MCC-GE 2113 Fame: Social Theories of Charisma, Recognition, and Renown
- MCC-GE 2236 Queer and Trans Game Studies
- MCC-GE 3010 Special Topics in Critical Theory: The Grounds of Media: Energy, Infrastructure and Land in Materialist Media Theory
- MCC-GE 3302: NYLON New York: Technology, Culture, Politics (Sophie Gonick and Natasha Schüll)
Near Eastern Studies
- NEST-GA 3002: Topics in Anthropology: Critical Thinking with AI: Media & Power in MENA (Jared McCormick)
Politics
- POL-GA 3300: Seminar in American Government and Politics: Seminar on Social Media and Politics
Sociology
- SOC-GA 3000: Interdisciplinary Seminar: Generative AI in Sociology (Christopher Barrie)
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
(Rutgers course listings can be accessed here)
German, Russian, and East European Languages (see courses)
- 16:470:670:01: Habit and Habitation: On Walter Benjamin’s Media Aesthetics and Philosophy of Technology (Astrid Deuber-Mankowsky)
Italian (see courses)
- 16:560:680: Ethics: AI and Digital Humanism in Language Acquisition (Carmela Scala)
Music
- 16:700:515: Computer Composition
Political Science
- 16:790:567: Global Politics of Internet Security (Ihab Darwish)
Sociology (see courses)
- 16:920:574: Topics in Sociology: AI and Social Science Research (Di Zhou) (half-semester course)
- 16:920:575: Topics in Sociology: AI and Society (Di Zhou) (half-semester course)
School of Communication and Information (see courses)
- 17:610:562: Problem Solving with Data (Kiran Garimella)
- 17:610:579: Ethics, Values, and Change in Information Practices (Britt Paris)
STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY
(Stony Brook course listings can be accessed here)
Art History
- ARH 520: Media Aesthetics (Zabet Patterson)
English
- EGL 608: Relationship of Literature and Other Disciplines: Literature and Critical Data Studies (Katherine Johnston)