The Digital Humanities (DH) minor offers students the opportunity to study from an interdisciplinary perspective and enhance their skills in humanities, liberal arts, and social sciences by incorporating digital technology. Students learn how to engage critically with digital media, and many courses introduce students to digital techniques for research, analysis, and publication. Courses enable students to create digital work, and some of them offer students the opportunity to plan and build digital projects independently and in project teams. The range of electives available for the digital humanities minor, combined with frequent special topics courses enables students to find thematic clusters that connect to their interests in literature, history, classics, graphic design, music, information sciences, text analysis, digital archives, and more. Graduates with a digital humanities minor are well prepared for a growing number of careers in industry, nonprofit, and educational sectors that welcome digital skills alongside the communication and critical thinking abilities that have long been valued in humanities students.
