The new Master of Arts in Digital Humanities and Societies program allows students to study the Middle East’s digital culture from a scholarly and digital research perspective. Through the program, students are able to specialize as archival print scholars of Middle Eastern digital culture or as researchers trained to employ the powerful methodologies of the digital humanities to investigate practices, patterns and trends of digital culture. Students will gain skills in multidisciplinary knowledge-making and innovation, and become proficient in analyzing qualitative and quantitative information.

Applicants seeking admission to the Master of Arts in Digital Humanities and Societies should have an undergraduate degree in any major from a recognized institution. They must also have a strong undergraduate academic record (minimum 3.0 GPA or equivalent)