Graduate Certificate in Textual and Digital Studies at University of Washington

The Graduate Certificate in Textual and Digital Studies (TDS) covers a broad array of disciplinary practices whose central concern is the production, circulation, and reception of texts in material form. Scholars in textual studies include editors, philologists, historians of the book, manuscript and print culture specialists, comparative media historians, sociologists of literature, scholars of digital culture and digital humanists.

Faculty: Interdisciplinary Graduate Degree Programs  |  Department: Textual and Digital Studies  |  Duration: 16 credits  |  Location: Seattle, WA, United States

What you will study

16 credits; Core Electives (10 credits):; Choose two from a list of 500-level courses maintained by the program.; Open Elective (5 credits):; Choose an open elective in consultation with the Textual and Digital Studies advisor.; Capstone (1 credit):; Participate for one quarter in the Textual Studies Program Colloquium, including presenting a paper that builds on and unifies the work done in TDS courses.

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