Equitable and Just Digital Society: Developing Interdisciplinary Skills and Knowledge
Develop critical knowledge and practical skills to become interactional experts in research for an equitable and just digital society.
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- Digital and Technological transformation
- Open to
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- Master's
- PhD
- PhD candidates/students
- Field of studies
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- Computer Science and IT
- Type
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- Micro-programmes
- Apply by
- 30 November 2024 Apply now
This Micro-programme is a postgraduate-level course, part of an unfolding CIVIS postgraduate micro-programme focused on the social challenges of digital and technological transformations.
While taking this course, you will develop critical knowledge and practical skills to become interactional experts in research for an equitable and just digital society.
The interdisciplinary approach covers the Sociology of Digital Society, Power and Justice in the Digital Age from an International Perspective, Digital Media, Social Participation and Life-Long Learning, Human-Computer Interaction, Design and Information Society and Integrated Research and Ethics.
You may enrol in this course as an individual learning experience or complete the micro-programme course of study as additional courses are launched on the following academic years.