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Call for student speakers: Share your digital humanities project

Are you a humanities student (3rd-year BA, MA, or PhD) using digital methods in your research or thesis? And would you like to present your work to fellow students? The Digital Humanities Dialogue for Students is back!

We – Finn Pietrass and Thomas Rozendaal, student ambassadors at the Centre for Digital Humanities at Utrecht University – are organising the second edition of The Digital Humanities Dialogue for Students. After a successful first edition in June, we’re excited to bring it back.

The event is designed to give students insight into how digital methods can be applied across different humanities disciplines, and to inspire students to explore these approaches themselves.

We are looking for 2 to 3 student speakers from the Faculties of Humanities who are interested in sharing their experiences with digital methods in their studies or a research project. Presentations will be short (approximately 15 minutes) and aimed at a broad student audience. No prior presentation experience is required.

Why participate?

• Present your research in a supportive, low-pressure environment
• Gain experience as a speaker in an academic context
• Discuss and exchange ideas with like-minded individuals

Sign up

Interested in participating or want to learn more? Get in touch via cdh@uu.nl. The deadline to sign up as a speaker is 15 September. We’d be happy to hear from you!