Be part of a dynamic, forward-thinking community dedicated to preserving and exploring Denmark’s cultural heritage. Whether you're a student of literature, history, computer science, or any related field, the CDHtxt Student Association offers you the opportunity to grow academically while contributing to important digital projects.

For more information on how to join, upcoming events, or available student projects, contact us at CDHtxt@cas.au.dk.

The Student Association at the Center for Digital Textual Heritage (CDHtxt) is a vibrant community for university students passionate about digital humanities, cultural heritage, and computational research. As a member, you’ll have access to exclusive opportunities to involved with cutting-edge digital approaches, participate in real-world digitization projects, and contribute to preserving Denmark’s cultural history.

• Hands-on Experience: Gain practical experience in digitizing, curating, and analyzing historical texts. Work alongside experts in the field and develop skills that are highly sought after in both academia and the cultural heritage sector.
• Workshops and Training: Attend workshops and seminars led by top scholars and professionals in digital and computational humanities. Learn how to apply advanced techniques like machine learning, natural language processing, and data curation to your studies.
• Networking Opportunities: Join a network of like-minded students and professionals. Collaborate on projects, attend social events, and build relationships that will support your academic and professional journey.
• Student-Led Projects: Take the lead on digital heritage projects, from planning and digitization to computational analysis and digital publishing. Our association encourages creativity and innovation in all areas of digital textual heritage.

Our Ambassador Program is a flagship initiative that allows students to become actively involved in the work of CDHtxt. As an ambassador, you’ll assist with data annotation, curation, and management, while gaining invaluable insights into the human-in-the-loop (HITL) processes that ensure the quality of digitized materials. Ambassadors will also have the chance to represent CDHtxt at conferences and events, developing both academic and professional skills.