Classes in the Digital Humanities
UNL offers many interdiciplinary coures in Digital Humanities. Check the UNL undergraduate and graduate bulletins for the most up-to-date course listings.
Digital Humanities Minor
The 18 credit hour, interdisciplinary minor in Digital Humanities addresses the demand for graduates proficient and versed in a combination of humanistic and digital/computational skills and able to work either in the realm of humanities research and teaching or in the emerging job markets of information management and online content delivery. For more information visit the Digital Humanities Minor listing in the undergraduate bulletin or contact Heather Richards-Rissetto.
Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities
An interdisciplinary certificate in digital humanities at the graduate level was approved by the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska in April 2012. It is a twelve semester-hour program with courses taught by faculty from the departments of Anthropology, Art & Art History, Classics & Religious Studies, English, History, Modern Languages, and the University Libraries.
Check the Office of Graduate Studies, Digital Humanities Graduate Certificate Summary, or the Digital Humanities Certificate page for more information.
Independent Study
Independent study credit is offered for both undergraduate and graduate students relating to digital humanities. If you are interested in arranging an independent study, please consult the faculty member with whom you'd like to study.