Duke’s MS in Humanities convenes philosophers, artists, technologists, and activists to interrogate questions of race, environment, and digital life. Core studios pair critical theory with design thinking and XR prototyping. Students might build an interactive installation critiquing facial-recognition bias one semester, then curate a climate-justice film festival the next—graduating with hybrid scholarship prized by NGOs, media labs, and PhD committees.
AR exhibit visualizing redlining’s sonic legacies
Digital poetry generator blending climate data and lyric forms
Policy memo on museum decolonization frameworks
Podcast interviewing activists on gig-economy spirituality
Interactive archive mapping indigenous AI initiatives
Sentiment analysis of disaster memorials on social media
VR empathy lab on migration corridor experiences
Collaborative zine critiquing NFT art markets
Open-access syllabus on disability studies and design
Crowdsourced database of eco-feminist performance art
Serious game teaching ethical dilemmas of CRISPR babies
Data-viz of environmental racism litigation success rates
Blockchain toolkit for fair creative-labor contracts
Digital storytelling training for incarcerated writers
Public walk-shop mapping industrial ruins and memory
Fuse critical insight and creative tech to address today’s grand questions at Duke.
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