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Calendar

The BA in Digital Humanities and Information Technology runs for 36 months full-time from the date of first registration with an optional year abroad or work placement during the 3rd year. Students take taught modules to the value of 60 credits/year.

Registration

You can ensure your registration details are correct via Student Web Services at http://sit.ucc.ie. If your modules are not listed you need to either register for them or contact the Records Office (SREO@ucc.ie, Registration Helpdesk: 490 2425/2145/2253) in case of a registration difficulty.

Timetable and Lecture/Lab Location

Unless other noted, all Digital Humanities lectures and labs take place in the Digital Arts and Humanities Active Learning Space - Food Science and Technology Building 4.58.

Academic Year: Semester Dates

https://www.ucc.ie/en/cacsss/ug/currentstudents/important_dates/

Course Map

Year 1 (60 credits)

Digital Humanities subjects (15 credits) Computer Science subjects (30 credits) Arts minor (15 credits)

Year Coordinator: Dr Orla Murphy

Year 2 (60 credits)

Digital Humanities core subjects (10 credits) Computer Science core subjects (30 credits) Electives (10 credits) Arts minor (10 credits)

Year Coordinator: Dr James O'Sullivan

Year 3 (60 credits)

60 credits: Optional year abroad / work experience Year Coordinator: Shawn Day

Year 4 (60 credits)

Digital Humanities core subjects (10 credits) Computer Science core subjects (25 credits) Final Year Research Project (20 credits) Arts minor (10 credits)

Year Coordinator: Dr Mike Cosgrave

View the fuller CourseMapBA for module details

Deadlines

It is important that you understand that as this is a professional programme, deadlines are deadlines and are not flexible. We are governed by UCC official policy.

Module descriptions list penalties for late submission, and these will be applied. Any appeal for extensions *must* be raised before submission deadlines directly with the module lecturer.

Late penalties may be reduced if, and only if, you have medical or other issues which are covered by a medical cert, issued in accordance with the University Guidelines: https://www.ucc.ie/en/registration/certs/. The originals of such certificates must be lodged in the DH office, and they will be considered by the course team at the internal exam board.

This is in the interests of consistency and fairness for all students.