At a minimum, all applicants must meet program-specific academic/non-academic requirements, and English language requirements. Admission to most ANU programs is on a competitive basis. Therefore, meeting all admission requirements does not automatically guarantee entry.
Applicants must present a Bachelor degree or international equivalent with a minimum GPA of 5.0/7.0
Academic IELTS and IELTS Indicator: An overall score of 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component of the test.
TOEFL - internet based test : An overall score of 80, with a minimum of 20 in Reading and Writing and 18 in Speaking and Listening.
PTE Academic: An overall score of 64 with a minimum score of 55 in each of the communicative skills.
TOEFL - paper based test: A score of 570 with a TWE* score of 4.5.
Cambridge CAE Advanced (Post 2015): An overall score of 176 with a minimum of 169 in all sub-skills.
The Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture enables students to develop high level skills in digital literacy and applied humanities. A flexible structure allows students to learn emerging digital research methods, advanced critical thinking and data analysis. Students gain an understanding of how academic research is applied in broader society and are supported to develop communication skills across traditional and digital platforms aimed at both the academic and public spheres. Students will collaborate with researchers from across the ANU, and have the opportunity to engage with the national cultural institutions, the public and government sector, and international organisations in Canberra.
CRICOS CODE: 088508M
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Program Requirements
The Master of Digital Humanities and Public Culture requires the completion of 96 units, of which:
96 units must come from 6000-level, 7000-level and 8000-level courses
A minimum of 48 units must come from completion of 8000-level courses
The 96 units must consist of:
24 units from completion of Introductory Courses from the following list:
ANTH6005 Traditional Australian Indigenous Cultures, Societies and Environment
ANTH6009 Culture and Development
ARCH6006 The History of Archaeology: Discovering the Past
ENGL6033 Post-Colonial Literature
HIST6007 Making History
HIST6110 Approaches to History
HIST6121 Electric Citizens: The Rise of the Modern Media in the United States, 1865-2000
LING6001 Introduction to the Study of Language
LING6002 Language and Society
LING6030 Advanced Academic English
12 units from completion of Research Training courses from the following list:
HUMN6001 Digital Humanities: Theories and Projects
HUMN6003 Digital Humanities: Methods and Practices
HUMN8026 Writing in the Public Sphere
HUMN8028 Humanities in the Public and Digital Sphere
HUMN8029 Debates and Issues in the Humanities
HUMN8032 Writing for the Research Process
12 units from completion of Research Experience courses from the following list:
ANIP6503 Australian National Internships Program Internship A (Graduate)
ANIP6505 Australian National Internships Program B
HUMN8012 Writing, World Histories and Lives: Research Project
HUMN8030 Digital Humanities and Public Culture Research Project
HUMN8031 Digital Humanities and Public Culture Research Project (Advanced)
24 units from completion of Discipline Focus courses from the following list:
ARCH8104 An Introduction to Cultural and Environmental Heritage
ARTH6162 Cyberculture
ARTV6000 Animation
ARTV6003 Video Art
ARTV6059 Introduction to Virtual Reality
ASIA8046 Maps and Mapping for the Social Sciences and Humanities
COMP6240 Relational Databases
COMP6261 Information Theory
COMP6262 Logic
COMP6300 Computer Organisation and Program Execution
COMP6340 Networked Information Systems
COMP6466 Algorithms
COMP6490 Document Analysis
COMP6700 Introductory Programming
COMP6710 Structured Programming
COMP6720 Art and Interaction in New Media
COMP6780 Web Development and Design
DESN6001 Digital Form and Fabrication
DESN6002 Foundations of Creative Code
DESN6003 Creative Data Visualisation: Representing Data in Visual and Material Form
DESN6004 Dynamic Design and Generative Systems
DESN6006 Front-End Web: Crafting Online Experience
ENGL6086 Literature in the Digital Age: Theories, Texts, Methods
GEND6021 Trauma, Memory and Culture
GEND6501 Posthuman bodies
HIST6234 The Reach of History: Presenting the past in the public domain
HIST6236 Debating Anzac
HIST6237 Digital History, Digital Heritage
HIST8011 Biography and History
HUMN6001 Digital Humanities: Theories and Projects
HUMN6002 Gutenberg to Google: Histories of Information
HUMN6003 Digital Humanities: Methods and Practices
HUMN8001 Interdisciplinary Humanities Research: Methods, Theories and Skills
HUMN8019 World Heritage: conserving cultural heritage values
HUMN8026 Writing in the Public Sphere
HUMN8027 Critical Issues in Heritage and Museum Studies
HUMN8033 Tourism, Heritage and Globalization
HUMN8036 Who do we think we are? Using Archives and Special Collections
LING6023 Dictionaries and Dictionary-Making
LING8026 Qualitative Research Methods in Language Studies
LING8027 Quantitative Research Methods in Linguistics
MUSC8017 Museums and Collections: Key Concepts and Practices
MUSI6009 Music and Digital Media
SOCR8001 Statistics for Social Scientists
SOCR8003 Qualitative Research Analysis
SOCR8006 Online Research Methods
SOCR8008 Qualitative Social Research
SOCR8009 Quantitative Social Research
SOCY6066 Social Science of the Internet
24 units from completion of elective courses offered by the ANU
A course used to satisfy the requirements of one list may not be double counted towards satisfying the requirements of another list.
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