Graduate Program
Curricular and co-curricular opportunities for doctoral students to explore computational and data-intensive humanities
The CDH Graduate Program provides a variety of curricular and co-curricular options for Princeton students. We prepare emerging scholars to be both theorists and practitioners, training them in computational thinking, critical data studies, cutting-edge tools and methodologies, DH research practices and project management. Our program offers opportunities for scholarly and professional growth, and for the chance to be part of Princeton's vibrant digital humanities community.
For questions about any of the CDH grad programs, contact Grant Wythoff.
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Graduate Certificate
The CDH's flagship offering for doctoral students
Graduate Fellowships
A one-semester studio for workshopping research in progress.
Graduate Courses in DH
Graduate-level seminars that have been offered or cross-listed by the CDH.
Graduate Training Grants
Funding to attend external institutes and workshops
Graduate Project Management Fellowship
Training for graduate students in the theory and practice of project management
Graduate Colloquium
Details for AY 24-25 to come!
Dissertation Prize
Awarded yearly to the most successful use of DH in a dissertation
Pathways through offerings
There is no one right way to sequence the workshops, classes, and fellowships offered by the CDH and our campus partners like PUL Digital Scholarship (DiScho) and PICSciE. But the diagram below suggests some pathways that PhD students might want to follow: from introductory classes, to project-based learning, to advanced training, and finally capstone presentations.
Related news
First recipients of DH Graduate Certificate reflect on research, post-Princeton careers
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Gian Duri Rominger *23 (East Asian Studies) and Gyoonho Kong *24 (German) are the first recipients of the Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities.
Bridging cultural research with technology!
24 July 2023
Tiako Djomatchoua Murielle Sandra, a Ph.D. student in the Department of French and Italian, reflects on the DARIAH Annual Event in Budapest.
DH Summer Opportunities
6 April 2024
Our second annual list of DH-relevant workshops and conferences—online and around the world—is here!
Check Out Spring 2024 Graduate DH Course Offerings in NJ and NY
11 December 2023
We’ve made a list of relevant courses for Spring 2024 offered throughout the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium.
