The Department of Digital Humanities is committed to providing a high quality educational experience, offering our students as much face-to-face time as possible while also keeping both students and staff safe. The majority of our degree programmes will be delivered in person on-campus 2021-2022, and appropriate measures have been taken to ensure the safety of students and staff. This means students will engage in both in live events (in-person sessions at UCC) and lectures will be recorded. For immunocompromised students a blended online version will mirror the in-person syllabus. How each programme, course and module will be delivered depends on a number of factors including the discipline being studied, the class size, the individual circumstances of staff and, of course, public health guidelines in any given moment. We look forward to welcoming all students to campus.

Access to timetables reflecting DH- & CS-coded modules can be located as follows: 

First-year Timetable
Second-year Timetable
Final-year Timetable

Postgraduate Timetable

Students are also reminded that a list of essential departmental resources for Digital Humanities is always maintained on the following page: https://www.ucc.ie/en/dah/resources/

In all instances, students are advised to consult Canvas and module co-ordinators with regard to teaching arrangements for specific courses and modules, as recent changes may not yet be reflected via online resources.

Need more help?

Any further queries can be direct to Head of Department, Dr Órla Murphy <o.murphy@ucc.ie>

Alternatively, contact the Lead Worker Representative for the Department, Dr James O'Sullivan <james.osullivan@ucc.ie>

A complete list of faculy roles and responsibilities for the department can be found as follows: UCCDH Faculty Roles