The Cultural Heritage Data School is an application-only on-campus programme which aims to bring together participants from the wider Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums and Arts (GLAMA) sectors as well as academia to critically explore a range of methods and practices used to create, visualise and analyse digital archives and collections but also to engage audiences with them.

Our April 2026 School is themed ‘Critically Engaging Audiences with Cultural Heritage Data’ and the curriculum will be structured around an array of experience design approaches including prototyping digital and analogue games, interactive performance, co-design workshops, Worldbuilding in 3D with the industry standard software, Blender, but also with recycled materials and found objects to create interactive stories about cultural heritage data.

For our full Data School programme see www.cdh.cam.ac.uk/DataSchools