The Master of Arts in Digital Humanities programme is the first Digital Humanities Masters programme in Singapore. It is designed to help graduates and mid-career professionals, trained in either the humanities, arts and social sciences, or science and technology, to excel in and adapt to the volatile and unpredictable global workforce today. As societies worldwide increasingly digitalise and artificial intelligence looks set to become a significant part of work and private life, growing attention is placed on how digital technologies influence and are influenced by human cultures and societies. Providing a uniquely Asian perspective, our programme’s goal is to nurture well-balanced graduates who are both technologically savvy and sensitive to the cultural and social aspects of technology usage.

The programme provides graduate students with robust training in the field of art design and technology for computer game design, integrating contemporary creative practices and technologies, with a focus on generative AI. In collaboration with the College of Computing and Data Science, the programme is interdisciplinary and will develop both the technical expertise and creative vision of students, positioning them as versatile professionals capable of driving innovation in game development, interactive media, and emerging digital entertainment platforms.

The MSc in Information Studies (IS) programme blends theory and practice to meet the growing demand for skilled information professionals. It equips students with expertise across the breadth of the field, from library science to information analytics, preparing them to lead and innovate in the digital and AI-driven economy. Graduates will develop both leadership and analytical skills to: - Identify organisational information needs and gaps - Capture, search, organise, classify, analyse, and use information effectively - Build and manage information organisations and systems Courses cover the full information life cycle—creation, appraisal, capture, organisation, retrieval, analysis, use, preservation, and management of information resources. Emerging topics, such as misinformation and disinformation, are also addressed to ensure graduates are prepared for contemporary challenges in the field.

The MSc in Information Systems (MSIS) programme blends theory and practice to equip students with cutting-edge knowledge necessary for the design, development, maintenance, and management of information systems to provide better user experience. The programme curriculum covers wide-ranging technical expertise and soft skills that an Information Systems professional is expected to possess in the areas such as: Software Development & Infrastructure: Provides students with a core of knowledge required for the design, development, and maintenance of information systems. Human Computer Interaction: Provides students with the knowledge for designing information systems that are both useful and usable from an end-user perspective. Management of Systems and Services: Provides students with skills needed to store, organise, preserve, and manage information in a way that allows for their reliable, timely and accurate retrieval and use, with an emphasis on managerial and strategic aspects of information systems. Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence: Provides students with the skills required for data analytics and artificial intelligence.