Master Humanites — Humanités classiques et humanités numériques

Tuition fees are 288 USD per year.

Humanities programs study human culture, thought and expression through disciplines such as literature, philosophy, history and languages, often combining close textual analysis with broader cultural and historical context. The Humanités classiques et humanités numériques track pairs the traditional study of classical texts, languages and cultural history with digital humanities methods, including the use of computational tools for text analysis, digital archiving and the presentation of humanities research through digital platforms. Students typically engage with both ancient and modern source materials while learning digital research techniques applicable to cultural heritage and scholarly work. Graduates from this track often pursue careers in cultural heritage institutions, libraries, archives, publishing, digital content management, or further academic research combining classical scholarship with digital methods. The digital humanities component also opens paths into data curation and digital project management within cultural and educational organizations. This Master Humanites, Humanités classiques et humanités numériques specialization, is offered by Université Paris Nanterre in Nanterre, France. The program runs for two years, is taught in French, and has an inferred start in September, with yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Since coursework spans classical texts and digital scholarship delivered entirely in French, applicants should have strong French-language proficiency along with an undergraduate background in the humanities, literature, history or a related field. Familiarity with classical languages or basic digital tools can also be helpful preparation for the dual focus of this program.