Cultural data and AI are very much at the heart of fast-growing industries from media and cultural heritage to public government. Graduates of the programme are equipped with essential computational and conceptual skills to pursue diverse career paths. They possess the ability to critically understand and conduct data analysis, making them valuable in various sectors, including media, cultural heritage, public government and academia.

Alumni of the programme will be able to work as data analysts, policy advisors, project managers, researchers, editors and journalists in governmental agencies, media industries, social media companies, cultural heritage institutions, academic research and education. They can bridge the gap between cultural and computational work, managing teams in data projects and functioning as crucial intermediaries.

In this video, Professor Tobias Blanke, an expert in Social and Cultural Informatics, highlights how our programme equips you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel in the labor market.