Skip to main content
KBS_Icon_questionmark link-ico
Department of Digital Humanities
Faculty of Arts & Humanities

Go to…

PhD Research

A pioneer in the field of Digital Humanities, we were the first department in the world to offer a PhD in the subject. 

Study in a department ranked first in the UK (along with the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries) for research power in the most recent Research Excellence Framework. 

Undertaking a PhD with us, you’ll be able to research ways in which digital information technologies are transforming the humanities, arts, culture and society.   Look at the impact of the globalisation of information and how we might better understand our digital selves, culture and society. Or research the interaction of technology and digital content with cultural and social processes, with how we read and publish and how we create and keep memories.  

You can choose to research solely with us or take a collaborative PhD with other departments such as Classics, History, English  and Culture, Media & Creative Industries. 

Duration Expected to be three years FT, four-six years PT. October to October, February to February or June to June.

Take a PhD in Digital Humanities at King's College London or a joint PhD with the National University of Singapore

View course

Follow us on twitter

Our News and Events

Study at King’s

Sign up for further information

Receive email updates about our courses, events, fees and funding, studying in London, how to apply and more.

Sign up

Discover the Department of Digital Humanities

Undergraduate courses

Undergraduate

Explore undergraduate opportunities in digital culture social media, artificial intelligence and…

Postgraduate courses

Postgraduate

Study postgraduate courses at one of the world's leading Digital Humanities department in the UK.

Our Connections

Our Connections

We are very proud to have connections with cultural institutions across the world.

Research

Research

Our research is renowned for its impact, considerable reach and significance in the digital world.