Top Digital Humanities Schools

[Geograffe]

I'm trying to compile a list of top digital humanities programs and their research centers (in no particular order). There are a few that really stand out as leaders, and I will list them below, but I am wondering if anybody else has suggestions. This could be a really good resource for prospective graduate students in the field.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln (CDRH)

Michigan State University (MATRIX)
University of Virginia (IATH)

University of Maryland (MITH)
Stanford University (CESTA/SHC)

University of Illinois (I-CHASS/IPRH)
 

[korartiz]

I applied to MA/MS programs in varying digital humanities fields. 

Part of the great thing about the area is that it's still so new that schools don't really know what to do with it.

Anyways, here's my list of schools and their coinciding programs. 

 

MIT -- Comparative Media Studies

UFlorida -- English -- Media studies + Visual rhetoric to create your own track.

UWisconsin Milwaukee -- English -- Digital Studies track

UCSC -- English -- Technologies of Narrative track

UDenver -- Emergent Digital Practices

Georgia Tech -- Digital Media

UTexas Dallas -- Emergent Media and Communications

The New School -- Media Studies

DePaul -- New Media Studies

[uromastyx]

I am somewhat familiar with Todd Presner, UCLA.

[Katzenmusik]

George Mason has a top-notch digital humanities center: http://chnm.gmu.edu/  

 

I think it's based in the history department, though it seems quite interdisciplinary in its scope.