Check Out Spring 2024 Graduate DH Course Offerings in NJ and NY
For graduate students in the humanities looking to use computational methods in their research or study the histories, cultures, and theories of information, we’ve made a list of relevant courses for Spring 2024 offered throughout the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium (IUDC).
These courses can also be used to satisfy the elective requirement for the CDH’s new Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities (so long as students get them approved by the certificate directors). To enroll in a course, submit copies of a completed registration form to the IUDC coordinator at both your host and home institutions by any school-specific deadlines.
Columbia University
IUDC coordinator: Sophia Cheng
Deadline to register: February 2, 2024
Anthropology
- ANTH 6669: Paperwork, Biometrics, and Power (Brian Larkin)
- Instructor’s permission required
Art History and Archaeology
- AHIS 8368: Architectures of Knowledge (Eleanora Pistis)
- Application required
Comparative Literature and English
- CLEN 4728: Literature in the Age of AI (Dennis Tenen)
Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity
- CSER 4004: Data, Race, Power, and Justice (Brian Luna Lucero)
Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies
- MDES 6631: Media Materialisms (Debashree Mukherjee)
Religion
- RELI 4616: Technology, Religion, Future (David Kittay)
CUNY Graduate Center*
IUDC coordinator: Vincent J. DeLuca and Matthew Schoengood
Digital Humanities
- DHUM 70002: Digital Humanities: Methods and Practices (Part II) (Joseph Ugoretz)
- DHUM 78000: Queer Digital Humanities (James Lowry)
- DHUM 78000: Digital Humanities and Politics (Shawna Brandle)
- DHUM 78000: Digital Memories: Theory and Practice (Aránzazu Borrachero)
History
- HIST 85400: The Rockefeller Archive and 20th Century Foundations (Kathleen McCarthy)
Philosophy
- PHIL 77700: AI: Prospects and Perils (Jesse Prinz)
The New School for Social Research*
IUDC Coordinator: Ryan Gustafson
Philosophy
- GPHI 6765: Mind Design (Zed Adams)
New York University*
IUDC Coordinator: Li Cao
Center for Experimental Humanities
- CEH-GA 1018-004: Decolonizing the Digital (Toussaint Nothias)
Digital Humanities and Social Science
- DHSS-GA 1120: Introduction to Programming (Marc Bacchus)
- DHSS-GA 1122: Web Development (Jojo Karlin)
- English
- ENGL-GA 2944: The Social Life of Paper (Lisa Gitelman)
- German
- GERM-GA 2610: Digital Media Theory (Leif Weatherby)
History
- HIST-GA 1011: Digital Archives (Mary Kidd)
Institute for the Study of the Ancient World
- ISAW-GA 3023-001: Generating Antiquity: Artificial Intelligence for the Ancient World (Sebastian Heath, Patrick Burns)
Philosophy
- PHIL-GA 2295: Technophilosophy (David Chalmers, S. Matthew Liao)
- Instructor permission required
Russian and Slavic Studies
- RUSSN-GA 2141: Media Culture in Russia's Long 20th Century (Rossen Djagalov)
Spanish and Portuguese Studies
- PUBHM-GA 110-.001: Archives in Motion: Performance, Cultural Memory, and Public Humanities in the Hemispheric Institute Digital Video Library (Ana Dopico)
Princeton University
IUDC Coordinator: Jenny Smith
Deadline to register: February 5, 2024
Architecture
- ARC 546: Technology and the City: The Architectural Implications of Networked Urban Landscape (Andrew Laing)
Computational and Data Humanities
- CDH 507: Data in the Humanities (Grant Wythoff)
History
- HIS 548: Histories of Language and Communication (Fara Dabhoiwala)
- HIS 599: Information-Computing-Infrastructure (Matthew Jones)
Philosophy
- PHI 543: Machine Learning: A Practical Introduction for Humanists and Social Scientists (Sarah-Jane Leslie)
- Cross-listed with Statistics and Machine Learning
Stony Brook University*
IUDC Coordinator: Melissa Jordan
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
- WST 610: Critical Surveillance Studies (Nancy Hiemstra)
* Contact IUDC coordinator for this school’s registration deadline.
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