Graduate Certificate in Cultural Analytics
Examine cultural objects using an array of computational methods with theGraduate Certificate in Cultural Analyticsinthe Lew Klein College of Media and Communication at ϲʹ. Also known as “digital humanities,” cultural analytics combines coding, computer science, statistics and other methods to study modern culture in digital form.
The Cultural Analytics Graduate Certificate is ideal for students in humanistic and nonscientific fields, and lays the foundation for advanced research in your chosen discipline or career. Participants are encouraged to work within one of the following focal areas.
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Basic programming
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Data visualization
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Mapping and geographic information systems
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Research design and analysis
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Social media research
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Statistics
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Text encoding and analysis
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Virtual environment
What sets apart the Cultural Analytics Graduate Certificate program?
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Unique learning opportunities. Students in this graduate certificate program receive specialized training in the management and use of digital materials, learning to apply computational methods to the study of cultural objects. Items readily available for study through this program include archival materials, books, films, museum objects, paintings and sculptures.
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Interdisciplinary study. This program combines faculty and resources from several of ϲʹ’s schools, colleges and research spaces, including the , the , and the . Our study and collaboration opportunities provide each student with the freedom to tailor their education to their specific interests and career goals.
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Research excellence. ϲʹ is classified as an R1 research institution by the . This prestigious designation denotes “highest research activity” among four-year institutions in the nation. Here, you have unparalleled access to a breadth of advanced research opportunities that will advance you in your chosen discipline or career.
Program Format & Curriculum
The Cultural Analytics Certificate can be completed full time or part time, depending on your schedule or preference. Matriculated students are required to complete nine credits for this program, while nonmatriculated students must complete 10 credits.
Among the courses offered in this program are the following.
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Cartographic Design
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Digital Qualitative Research Methods
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Geovisualization
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Inferential and Multivariate Statistics
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Scripting for Sciences and Business
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Social Media Analytics
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