Program Overview

Master in Digital Humanities

The Master's program in Digital Humanities is an interdisciplinary course that combines 60 ECTS in "digital cultures, societies and humanities" with a 60 ECTS disciplinary program, including a Master's thesis (30 ECTS). This program allows students to explore the intersection of humanities and digital technologies.

Presentation

The Master's program in Digital Humanities is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the digital humanities. The program consists of two main components: a 60 ECTS program in "digital cultures, societies and humanities" and a 60 ECTS disciplinary program, which includes a Master's thesis (30 ECTS). This program enables students to develop a deep understanding of the digital humanities and their applications in various fields.

Study plans

The program offers several study plans, including:

• Religious sciences
• Theology
• Digital humanities

Religious Sciences

The program in Sciences of Religions is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the historical and anthropological aspects of religions. The program covers various topics, including:

• Historico-anthropological approaches
• Psychological and sociological approaches
• Migration and religious practices
• Religions of Asia, history of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
• Pluralism and spirituality in contemporary societies

Theology

The program in Theology is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of theological studies. The program covers various topics, including:

• Methodological approaches
• Theological branches (e.g., biblical studies, systematic theology)
• Interdisciplinary dialogue with other theological branches

Why Choose a Master in Digital Humanities

The Master's program in Digital Humanities offers students a unique opportunity to develop a comprehensive understanding of the digital humanities and their applications in various fields. The program provides students with a strong foundation in theoretical and methodological approaches, as well as practical skills in digital technologies.

Research Areas

The program covers various research areas, including:

• Digital humanities
• Cultural studies
• Social sciences -History
• Philosophy
• Theology

Institutes and Centers

The program is affiliated with several institutes and centers, including:

• IRSB (Romand Institute of Biblical Sciences)
• IHAR (Institute of History and Anthropology of Religions)
• ISSR (Institute of Social Sciences of Religions)
• ILTP (Lémanique Institute of Practical Theology)
• CIHSR (Interdisciplinary Center for History and Religious Sciences)
• CIRE (Interdisciplinary Center for Research in Ethics)
• CIEJ (Interdisciplinary Center for Jewish Studies)