Round Table

The summer school is planned to end with a public round table discussion on degree programmes in Digital Humanities and e-Humanities bringing together representatives of the Humanities, of Engineering and Computerscience as well as representatives of ministeries, of cultural and educational institutions, of enterprises, libraries, and archives.

The following people have agreed to take part in the discussion:

Jean Anderson, Lecturer in Humanities Computing, University of Glasgow, Scotland (UK)
Dr. Thomas Burch, Research Assistant, University of Trier and Trier Centre for Digital Humanities (Germany)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Robert Holländer, Vice-Rector for Structural Development and Professor for Environmental Technology / Environmental Management, University of Leipzig (Germany)
Dr. AOR Andrea Rapp, Senior Lecturer, University of Trier and Trier Centre for Digital Humanities (Germany)
Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Burr, Professor for French, Francophone and Italian Linguistics, University of Leipzig (Germany)

At the beginning of the session the participants of the round table will be asked to make a short statement (5-7 minutes).

After these short statements there will be a discussion among the participants of the Round Table (ca. 15 minutes) and then the discussion will be opened to the floor.