Digital Humanities

Digital Humanities offers a wide array of different tools and approaches that may help your research project. You can find more information about what Digital Humanities at Warwick can offer via the links below:

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The Arts Faculty also offers a certificate in Digital Humanities - achieved through a ten week course in term 2 - details of which can be found at

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Centre for Digital Inquiry

The Centre for Digital Inquiry works across faculties to nurture innovation in the use of digital tools and methodologies. It offers funding and hosts a number of projects, details of which can be found at:

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Department

• Communication
• Contacts
• Expectations
• Induction
• Facilities

Welfare and Support

• Disability and Inclusion
• Wellbeing
• Hardship

University PG Research Support

• Doctoral College
• Researcher Development
• The Library and Modern Records Centre (MRC)
• CADRE
• Digital Humanities

Research Course Regulations

• Research Course Regulations
• Supervision and monitoring
• Ethics in Research (and Ethics Review Form)
• Ethics of Research (Integrity of Researchers)
• Presentation and Referencing
• Changes to Registration

Progression and Examination

• MPhil to PhD Upgrades
• Annual Reviews
• Thesis Submission
• The Viva Voce
• After the Viva

Expected Participation

• Graduate Research Forum
• Work in Progress
• Postgraduate Conference
• ePortfolios
• Research Seminars and Reading Groups

Personal Development

• Central PGR Training and Development
• Careers and Employment
• Post-doc Opportunities
• Language Support
• Pre-Modern Handwriting and Research Skills Training
• Teaching
• Publication

Funding and Travel Support

• PG Research Fund
• Current Student Funding Awards
• Conference and Research Travel

Student Voice

• Feedback and Surveys
• Student Representation
• Appeals and Complaints