About the Opportunity:
Applications are invited for the DIGHT-Net PhD Summer School on Theorising Digital Cultural Heritage, to be held at the University of Turku, Finland from 24–26 August 2026.
This international academic programme focuses on understanding how digital technologies are reshaping cultural heritage, research methods, and knowledge systems.
Programme Details:
• Duration: 3 Days (24–26 August 2026)
• Credits: 1 ECTS
• Mode: In-person (Finland)
Key Themes Covered:
• Digital cultural heritage & heritagisation
• Digital vs. non-digital knowledge systems
• Working with digital archives
• Data and cultural research
• 3D modelling & XR experiences
• Cultural heritage learning
Who Can Apply:
• PhD students (primary focus)
• Advanced MA students
• Early-career researchers / recent PhD graduates
What You’ll Gain:
• Feedback from international experts
• Interdisciplinary discussions & workshops
• Exposure to global research perspectives
• Site visits and collaborative academic activities
Faculty & Exposure:
• Professors and experts from leading institutions like
– University of Turku
– University of Amsterdam
– University of Bologna
– Tallinn University
Application Requirements:
• Research/Project Description (Max 1 page)
• Motivation Letter (Max 1 page)
Important Dates:
• Application Deadline: 22 May 2026
• Notification: 30 May 2026
Perks:
• No participation fee
• Meals included (coffee, lunch, dinner)
• Accommodation provided (for non-local participants)
• Travel expenses not covered
How to Apply:
• Email: TDCHSummerSchool@utu.fi
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