Courses

At Emory, many courses address digital humanities theories, methods, histories, and more. Scroll below to learn more about departments and course offerings! If “digital humanities/digital methods” are specifically mentioned in the course title or description, you should assume the course will address digital humanities.

Introductory courses in digital and computational methods

  • FILM 102: Introduction to TV and Digital Media
  • DATASCI 245: Introduction to Text as Data 
  • ENG 370: Introduction to Digital Humanities

Advanced courses in digital and computational methods

  • DDS 340: Data Science with Text 
  • ENG 370: Quantitative Literary Studies 
  • DDS 490R-4: Text Mining the Documentation of Climate Change

Courses in media, communication, history, and culture

Emory Writing Program 

  • ENGRD 201: Multimedia journalism 
  • ENGRD 249: Mis/dis-information 
  • ENGRD 302: Technical Writing
  • ENGRD 367: Writing with Games

Film & Media Studies

  • FILM 302: Digital and New Media Theory
  • FILM 380: Video Games
  • FILM 407: Film & Media Studies Capstone

Art History

  • ARTHIST 393R: 3D Modeling for Architecture
  • ARTHIST 470/490W:  Atlanta Architecture in the 20th Century

Data & Decision Sciences

  • DATASCI 302:  Technical Communication
  • DATASCI 310: Data Justice

Classics

  • CL 329R: Digital Heroes

Music

  • MUS 370: Digital Musicology

English Department

  • ENG 370: Quantitative Literary Studies

Project-based and experiential courses

  • ENVS250:  Fundamentals of Cartography and GIS
  • ENVS 365: Urban Geography
  • ENGRD 397R:  Advanced writing lab with DATASCI capstone
  • ENG 485: Special Topics
  • DATASCI 490 – Special Topics. Check Course Atlas description!

Graduate courses

  • INFO 530 / 532: Epidemiology/GIS (Rollins School of Public Health)
  • DSMS 700/HIST 585: Digital Studies Seminar 
  • ENG 785/789: Special Topics
  • GRAD700R: Grant Writing for Humanities and Social Sciences
  • GRAD705R: ECDS Internship