Looking to explore DH-relevant courses–both at Princeton and beyond? We’ve made a list of graduate courses for fall 2026 offered throughout the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium (IUDC) . With the approval of the certificate director, these courses can be used to satisfy the elective requirement for the CDH’s Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities . To enroll in a course, submit a completed registration form to the IUDC coordinator at both your host and home institutions. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY IUDC Details Note: for a list of grad seminars offered or cross-listed by the CDH that automatically count toward the Graduate Certificate in DH, please see Graduate Courses in DH . Architecture ARC 573: Pro Seminar: Computation, Energy, Technology in Architecture (Forrest M. Meggers) Art & Archaeology ART 577 / HUM 577: Seminar in Modern Art: Science and Its Fictions in the Long Nineteenth Century (Rachael Z. DeLue) Computer Science COS 516 / ECE 516: Automated Reasoning About Software (Zachary Kincaid) COS 522 / MAT 578: Computational Complexity (Gillat Kol) COS 529: Advanced Computer Vision (Felix Heide) COS 597C: Advanced Topics in Computer Science: AI Agents (Karthik Narasimhan) East Asian Studies EAS 529: Readings in East Asian Film and Media (Steven Chung) Electrical & Computer Engineering ECE 535: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (Hossein Valavi) Politics POL 571: Empirical Research Methods for Political Science (Jonathan F. Mummolo) POL 573: Quantitative Analysis II (Rocío Titiunik) Psychology PSY 503: Foundations in Statistical Methods for Psychological Science (Suyog Chandramouli) PSY 505: Current Issues in Statistical Methods and Research Methods for Psychological Science (Suyog Chandramouli) Sociology SOC 500: Applied Social Statistics (Brandon W. Stewart) SOC 505: Research Seminar in Empirical Investigation (Yu Xie) SOC 557: Technology Studies (Half-Term): Artificial Intelligence, Computation and Society (Zeynep Tufekci) Public & International Affairs SPI 507B: Quantitative Analysis for Policymakers (staff) SPI 507C: Quantitative Analysis for Policymakers (Advanced) (Eduardo Morales) Princeton Writing Program WRI 501: Reading and Writing About the Scientific Literature (Andrea L. DiGiorgio) WRI 502: Writing a Grant Proposal in Quantitative Disciplines (Andrea L. DiGiorgio) COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IUDC Details Comparative Literature: Russian GU4213: Cold War Reason: Cybernetics and the Systems Sciences (Adam Leeds) English GU4312: Frankenstein and Its Vicissitudes (Eleanor Johnson) History GU4435: Democracy and Its Technocrats (Alma Steingart) Music GU4630: Recorded Sound (David Adamcyk) Political Science GU4728 / 4729: Machine Learning and AI for the Social Sciences (Alexander Clark) GR8120: Humans, Animals and Machines (Joshua F Dienstag) Psychology GU4920: Computational Psychology (Chujun Lin) Quantitative Methods: Social Sciences GR5067: Natural Language Processing in the Social Sciences ( Patrick Houlihan and Samira Zaroudi ) GR5070: GIS and Spatial Analysis in the Social Sciences (Edwin Y Grimsley) GR5072: Modern Data Structures (Thomas Brambor) GR5073: Machine Learning in the Social Sciences ( Mazen Asaad and Alexander Peterhansl ) GR5074: Projects in Advanced Machine Learning (Alexander Peterhansl) Religion GU4616: Technology, Religion, Future (David R Kittay) GU4621: Religion and Media (Sam Stella) CUNY GRADUATE CENTER IUDC Details Data Analysis and Visualization ( see courses ) DATA 70500: Working with Data: Fundamentals (Tim Shortell) DATA 71000: Data Analysis Methods (Howard Everson) Digital Humanities ( see courses ) DHUM 70000: Introduction to Digital Humanities (Krystyna Michael) DHUM 70600 - 01: Special Topics in Computational Fundamentals: AI-Assisted Programming (Stephen Zweibel) DHUM 70600 - 02: Special Topics in Computational Fundamentals: Introduction to R (Sam O’Hana) DHUM 73000: Visualization and Design (Julia Bloom) DHUM 78000 - 01: Special Topics: AI and Machine Learning for Artists and Humanists (Michael Mandiberg) DHUM 78000 - 02: Special Topics: Labor, Literature, and the Digital (Jeff Allred) Environmental Sciences ( see courses ) EES 79903: Inhabiting Digital Worlds (Setha Low) English ( see courses ) ENGL 89000: Mining the Archives (David Reynolds) Linguistics ( see courses ) LING 79400: Seminar in Speech Science: Hybrid Society (Human/AI) and the Pursuit of (Speech) Science (Douglas H. Whalen and Ofer Tchernichovski) Music ( see courses ) MUS 72900: Computer-Assisted Composition (Steve Everett) Philosophy ( see courses ) PHIL 78700: AI and the Arts (Jesse Prinz) Sociology ( see courses ) SOC 82301: Computer Mapping for NY and LA, and Global Cities: GIS with Manifo: Basic and Advanced Techniques (David Halle) FORDHAM UNIVERSITY IUDC Details (Fordham courses can be accessed here ) Center for Ethics Education Center for Ethics Education 5375: Technology & Ethics (Zein Murib) Center for Ethics Education 5475: Algorithmic Ethics (Mathias Klang) NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH IUDC Details Liberal Studies GLIB5023: Posthuman Eros (Dominic Pettman) New York University IUDC Details (NYU course listings can be accessed here ) Animal Studies ANST-GA 2500: Animals, Art, and Technology (Gal Nissim) Center for Experimental Humanities CEH-GA 1089: Ethnography and Technology of Media (Natasha Schüll) Cinema Studies CINE-GT 1025: Creative Artificial Intelligence: Ethical Co-Creation in the Arts and Humanities (Marina Hassapopoulou) Digital Humanities and Social Science DHSS-GA 1120: Introduction to Programming History HIST-GA 2033: Creating Digital History (Leah Potter) Institute for the Study of the Ancient World ISAW-GA 3023: Special Topics in Digital Humanities for the Ancient World: Databases & Network Analysis for the Ancient World (Sebastian Heath) Media, Culture, and Communication MCC-GE 2100 Seminar in Media Criticism MCC-GE 2112 Politics of The Gaze: Sensory Formations Mod MCC-GE 2113 Fame: Social Theories of Charisma, Recognition, and Renown MCC-GE 2236 Queer and Trans Game Studies MCC-GE 3010 Special Topics in Critical Theory: The Grounds of Media: Energy, Infrastructure and Land in Materialist Media Theory MCC-GE 3302: NYLON New York: Technology, Culture, Politics (Sophie Gonick and Natasha Schüll) Near Eastern Studies NEST-GA 3002: Topics in Anthropology: Critical Thinking with AI: Media & Power in MENA (Jared McCormick) Politics POL-GA 3300: Seminar in American Government and Politics: Seminar on Social Media and Politics Sociology SOC-GA 3000: Interdisciplinary Seminar: Generative AI in Sociology (Christopher Barrie) RUTGERS UNIVERSITY IUDC Details (Rutgers course listings can be accessed here ) German, Russian, and East European Languages ( see courses ) 16:470:670:01: Habit and Habitation: On Walter Benjamin’s Media Aesthetics and Philosophy of Technology (Astrid Deuber-Mankowsky) Italian ( see courses ) 16:560:680: Ethics: AI and Digital Humanism in Language Acquisition (Carmela Scala) Music 16:700:515: Computer Composition Political Science 16:790:567: Global Politics of Internet Security (Ihab Darwish) Sociology ( see courses ) 16:920:574: Topics in Sociology: AI and Social Science Research (Di Zhou) (half-semester course) 16:920:575: Topics in Sociology: AI and Society (Di Zhou) (half-semester course) School of Communication and Information ( see courses ) 17:610:562: Problem Solving with Data (Kiran Garimella) 17:610:579: Ethics, Values, and Change in Information Practices (Britt Paris) STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY IUDC Details (Stony Brook course listings can be accessed here ) Art History ARH 520: Media Aesthetics (Zabet Patterson) English EGL 608: Relationship of Literature and Other Disciplines: Literature and Critical Data Studies (Katherine Johnston)
