数字人文研究硕士/博士学位

King's的数字人文系是该领域的先驱，我们的目标是在数字人文和数字文化的广泛领域提供出色的监督和培训，探索数字信息，技术和技术的多种方式。方法正在改变人文，艺术，文化和社会。我们与文化和创意领域的关键机构以及数字和媒体行业的中小型企业有很多联系，我们的目标是为学生在学院内外的职业生涯做好准备。<br> <br>数字人文科学学院为希望探索数字信息，技术和方法对人文，艺术，文化和社会产生变革性影响的合格候选人提供博士学位课程。这是一项开创性的博士课程，位于世界上最负盛名的数字人文研究中心之一。该部门的研究反
The Department of Digital Humanities at King’s College London is one of the world’s most prestigious centres and a pioneer in its field. We aim to provide outstanding doctoral supervision and training, and to prepare students for careers both in the academy and outside. We have numerous links with key institutions across the cultural and creative sectors, as well as SMEs in the digital and media industries. The Department of Digital Humanities offers a PhD programme for suitably qualified candidates who wish to explore the transformative effects of digital information, technologies, and methods on the humanities, arts, culture and society. Research in the Department reflects a ‘big tent’ view of the digital humanities, and there are no a priori restrictions on the area of research, assuming that appropriate supervisors can be found, and no fixed expectations of technical skills. We welcome applications from potential students with any disciplinary background in the humanities or social sciences.Our areas of doctoral supervision include (but are not limited to):AI art and computational creativityAlgorithmic powerChildren and mediaCinema and televisionCities and digital urbanismClimate change, environment, and the AnthropoceneComputational linguistics and literary studiesCritical AI studiesCritical theory and philosophy of digital mediaCritical technical practicesCultural data scienceData visualizationDigital classicsDigital archives and cultural heritageDigital financeDigital geographiesDigital healthDigital historyDigital infrastructuresDigital methodsDigital multilingualismDigital publishingEthics and AIExtended Reality and perceptionGender and digital cultureGenerative AI and Large Language ModelsGlobal South and digital technologiesInternet governanceIntimacy and digital technologiesMedia audiencesMusic and the digitalOpen dataPhotography and nonhuman visionPlatform studiesPolitical communicationPostcolonialismSocial mediaSoftware studiesSurveillance studiesVideogames and game studiesWork and politics.