UCLA Digital Humanities
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The Digital Humanities program is the curricular arm of DH at UCLA, offering a certificate for graduate students and a minor for undergrads. Over the last decade, humanistic research and teaching has changed. Equipped with digital technology, scholars are rethinking research, publication, and pedagogy. The Digital Humanities program prepares students to work in this new environment, providing them with knowledge about the tools, methods, and theoretical issues central to the emerging field. Students in the DH program learn about text analysis, data mining, visualization, modeling and simulation, geospatial analysis and mapping, multi-media storytelling, information design, network analysis, interface design,...
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DH Minors by Department
DH Minors by Department
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DH Minor Acceptances by Quarter
Number of DH minors awarded by quarter
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Humanities Minors Awarded
The number of Humanities minors awarded by year.
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DH Undergrads Fields of Study
Pie chart representing the distribution of DH students by their major fields of study.
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DH Minors Awarded
We award on average 20 minors every year to UCLA students.
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DH Minors by Department
DH Minors by Department
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DH Minor Acceptances by Quarter
Number of DH minors awarded by quarter
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Humanities Minors Awarded
The number of Humanities minors awarded by year.
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DH Undergrads Fields of Study
Pie chart representing the distribution of DH students by their major fields of study.
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DH Minors Awarded
We award on average 20 minors every year to UCLA students.