Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School 2023

The Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School (DHOxSS) offers insights, inspiration and training to anyone with an interest in the Digital Humanities, including academics at all career stages, students, project managers, and people who work in IT, libraries, archives, cultural heritage, and related industries.

In 2023 we will be holding the Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School in person at Keble College from the 3rd-7th of July, giving you the opportunity to engage with Digital Humanities experts on a range of stimulating topics. 

Participants follow one workshop strand throughout the week, supplementing their training with up to three expert guest lectures. 

All workshop strands will be held at Keble College Oxford or the Department of Engineering Science, Parks Road.

9 Strands to choose from:

• Introduction to Digital Humanities
• When Archives Become Digital
• Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative
• Digital Musicology
• Humanities Data
• Applied Data Analysis
• Linked Data for Digital Humanities
• From Text to Tech
• Digital Cultural Heritage

Optional evening activities: Welcome drinks reception and poster session, Walking tour of Oxford, Banquet Dinner at Lady Margaret Hall college, Informal pub trip, Thursday evening lecture

This year we will also offer a 'Digital Texts' workshop strand which can be taken as an online only workshop.