Digital Heritage MSc

The Master of Science in Digital Heritage at the University of York is a cutting-edge program that combines elements from humanities, archaeology, computer science, and information technology to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of digital heritage. This two-year degree provides students with a deep understanding of topics such as data analysis and visualization, cultural informatics, and historical computing. Students will gain hands-on experience through laboratory work where they can apply their knowledge to create digital tools for archiving and sharing cultural heritage. Graduates from this program are well prepared for careers in research labs or industry settings working on projects related to digital preservation or digital storytelling. They may also pursue further studies leading towards advanced degrees such as PhDs. With an increasing demand for professionals specializing in digital heritage, this program provides students with excellent career prospects and the potential to make meaningful contributions towards preserving our global cultural heritage.