Best institutions to study Digital Humanities and Textual Studies
Any instructional program in digital humanities and textual studies not listed above.
1 U.S. institutions graduated 1 Digital Humanities and Textual Studies students in 2024–25 (IPEDS). It is CIP 30.5299, a specialization of Digital Humanities and Textual Studies (CIP 30.52).
About Digital Humanities and Textual Studies programs
Any instructional program in digital humanities and textual studies not listed above.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics, Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP 2020).
The Digital Humanities and Textual Studies program offers a unique interdisciplinary approach to the study of humanities through digital tools and methodologies. This program is designed for students interested in exploring the intersection of technology and traditional humanities disciplines, providing them with the skills to analyze and present textual data in innovative ways.
Students in this program will gain core skills in digital analysis, critical thinking, and textual interpretation. Coursework typically includes the study of digital tools for humanities research, data visualization, and the application of technology in the analysis of texts.
Credentials awarded
What Digital Humanities and Textual Studies graduates earned in 2024–25, by award level (IPEDS completions).
- Bachelor's degree1 graduates / yr · 1 institution100%
Graduates over time
Digital Humanities and Textual Studies completions reported to IPEDS each year, all award levels combined.
| Year | Graduates |
|---|---|
| 2023 | 1 |
| 2024 | 2 |
| 2025 | 1 |
CIP 30.5299 was introduced in CIP 2020, so the series starts when institutions began reporting under the new code.
Top 1 institutions for Digital Humanities and Textual Studies, ranked by graduates
Graduates (IPEDS completions), 2024–25. Award levels show which credentials each institution confers in this specialization.
| # | Institution | Graduates / yr | Grad rate | Net price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Marymount University Arlington, VAPrivate not-for-profitBachelor's | 1 | 54% | $25,803 |
Offered in 1 states
Where Digital Humanities and Textual Studies graduates come from. Each state links to all Digital Humanities and Textual Studies programs offered there.
| State | Institutions | Graduates / yr | Top institution by graduates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virginia | 1 | 1 | Marymount University1 / yr |
Other Digital Humanities and Textual Studies specializations
The 3 other 6-digit CIP codes under Digital Humanities and Textual Studies (CIP 30.52).
- Digital HumanitiesCIP 30.5202133 graduates / yr12 institutions
- Digital Humanities and Textual StudiesCIP 30.5201limited data10 graduates / yr2 institutions
Show 1 more CIP codes with no U.S. programs reported+
- Textual Studies30.5203
No institution reported completions for these codes in the latest IPEDS year, so they have no page.
Common questions
What degree is awarded?+
A Bachelor's degree is awarded upon completion of the program.
How many colleges offer this program?+
Currently, there is one college offering this program in the U.S.
What skills will I learn?+
You will learn digital analysis, critical thinking, and textual interpretation.
What is the job outlook for this field?+
Specific job growth and openings are not provided, but opportunities may exist in academia and digital archiving.
What is the CIP code for Digital Humanities and Textual Studies?+
Digital Humanities and Textual Studies is CIP 30.5299 in the NCES Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP 2020), a 6-digit specialization within Digital Humanities and Textual Studies (CIP 30.52). NCES defines it as: Any instructional program in digital humanities and textual studies not listed above.
How many institutions offer Digital Humanities and Textual Studies programs?+
1 U.S. institutions reported Digital Humanities and Textual Studies graduates in IPEDS 2024–25, across 1 states, awarding 1 credentials in the year. That is 0.7% of all Digital Humanities and Textual Studies graduates.
About the data on this page
Every figure comes from an official federal or public source. Here is each one and the release it is currently on.
Program definitions are from the NCES Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP 2020). Skills, knowledge, abilities, work activities, tools, and job zones are from the O*NET database by the U.S. Department of Labor, used under the CC BY 4.0 license.
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