Language Technologies and Digital Humanities

Key Facts

• Program Title: Language Technologies and Digital Humanities
• Degree Type: S. Master
• Duration: 2 years
• Mode of Study: Full-time, Blended
• Application Deadline: 04 September 2026
• Location: University of Turin, Italy
• Field of Study: Human Computer Interaction
• Language of Instruction: English

Program Structure

Semester 1 – Foundations in Language Technologies and Digital Humanities

• Introduction to Computational Linguistics and NLP
• Digital Archives and Humanities Technology
• Language Technologies for Data Processing
• Research Methods in Digital Humanities

Semester 2 – Advanced Language Technologies and Digital Humanities

• Machine Learning and Language Processing Tools
• Digital Storytelling and Interactive Media
• Seminar: Innovations in Language and Technology
• Research Project / Fieldwork in Digital Humanities

Semester 3 – Specialization & Applied Research

• Semantic Web and Language Technology for Humanities
• Data Mining and Text Analytics in Humanities
• Research Project / Fieldwork in Language Technologies
• Elective Modules in Cultural Heritage or Digital Archives

Semester 4 – Master’s Thesis & Final Project

• Independent Research / Thesis
• Data Analysis and Digital Humanities Solutions
• Presentation & Academic Portfolio Development

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Language Technologies and Digital Humanities Master’s program are prepared for careers in language processing, digital humanities, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. They can work as language technologists, AI specialists, digital researchers, and data scientists. The growing need for advanced language technologies in AI, translation services, and digital content management ensures strong career prospects in tech companies, research institutions, and language services.

Why Choose This Program

The Language Technologies and Digital Humanities program combines linguistics, computer science, and humanities to explore the intersection of language and technology. Students gain expertise in natural language processing, digital archives, and computational linguistics, preparing them for roles in language technology and digital research. The program emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical applications, ensuring that graduates are ready to contribute to the development of language-based AI solutions and digital humanities research.

Contact Information

For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +39 011 670 6111
Email: internationalstudents@unito.it
Address: University of Turin, Via Verdi 8, 10124 Turin, Italy