Digital Humanities is an innovative field that intersects traditional humanities disciplines with digital technologies. It involves the use of computational tools to analyze and interpret cultural and historical data. Students explore areas such as digital archiving, data visualization, text analysis, and digital culture. The curriculum emphasizes a blend of technical skills like coding and data management with critical thinking and analysis of humanities topics. Skills developed include digital content creation, analytical reasoning, and interdisciplinary research. Graduates find opportunities in academia, cultural institutions, publishing, or technology sectors, where they apply digital techniques to enhance understanding and accessibility of humanities research.