Core courses

MSc Courses

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AI as a Research Partner in Byzantine Studies

This course approaches Artificial Intelligence not as a replacement for scholarly labor, but as a collaborative partner in the research, teaching, and communication of Byzantine Studies.

Prompt Literacy

Source verification

Artificial Intelligence

This course approaches Artificial Intelligence not as a replacement for scholarly labor, but as a collaborative partner in the research, teaching, and communication of Byzantine Studies.

OCR and HTR for historical scripts

Machine learning literacy

Byzantine evidence as data

The course introduces students to the creative, technical, and critical use of digital technologies for the study, documentation, interpretation, and communication of Byzantine cultural heritage.

Digital reconstruction

Virtual and augmented reality

3D modelling and photogrammetry

Fundamentals of AI and ML for Byzantine Studies II

This course builds upon the theoretical foundations established in previous semester, shifting the focus from conceptual fluency to the practical and responsible design of AI-assisted research workflows.

AI-assisted research workflows

Prompt engineering

Text, visual, and spatial analysis

Mapping the Byzantine World is an introductory course in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) designed specifically for students of Byzantine history, archaeology, and culture.

GIS for Byzantine Studies

Historical mapping

Cartographic representation

Interactive Cultural Applications and Creative Computing for Byzantine Heritage

This course introduces students to the design and development of interactive digital applications for interpreting and communicating the Byzantine cultural heritage within contemporary contexts such as museum education and cultural tourism.

UX/UI design

Digital storytelling

Game-based learning

This course introduces students of Byzantine Studies to the theory and practice of Natural Language Processing (NLP) through the systematic analysis of Byzantine Greek texts.

Corpus linguistics

Natural Language Processing

Named Entity Recognition

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