An important feature of the Digital Studies Graduate Certificate Program is its multi-disciplinary approach, which allows our certificate to be wide-ranging and flexible to accommodate student interests across the field. Courses are regularly approved and included from a range of disciplines, departments, and schools, including American Culture, Communication, Comparative Literature, English, History, Psychology, Screen Arts and Cultures, Sociology, School of Information, Women's Studies, and more.The Graduate Committee reviews courses every year to include a variety of offerings, and students may petition the committee to include courses not already under consideration.
Fall 2020 Courses
ARCH 509/DIGITAL 411: Becoming Digital
Ellie Abrons
COMM 820- Media, Time & Digital Life
Megan Ankerson
EDUC 602 - Videogames, Learning, and School Design
Christopher Quintana
ENGLISH 627 - (un)Making Digital Rhetorics: Embodiment, Techne, & Phronesis
Melanie Yergeau
FTVM 601 - Film, Television, and Media Theory and Method
Daniel Herbert
SI 755 - Unorthodox Research Methods
Christian Sandvig
