For students registered within Linnaeus University:
This year Baladria Summer School in Digital Humanities, is awarding credits and taking place both online and in Zadar. Programme is organized within the 5 ECTS course Methods for Digital Humanities, held at Linnaeus University, Sweden.
Most teaching is conducted online using the current online teaching platform with obligatory one week of in-person teaching at the University of Zadar in Croatia. Students will be responsible for arranging and covering travel and accommodations costs. Teaching comprises lectures and workshops.
Read more about insurance for students here.
Please, find information on the course and on application here.
The schedule is as follows:
Deadline for applications:
Notification of acceptance:
Language: English
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For students of Doctoral programme Knowledge society and information transfer, University of Zadar
15-19 June 2026 – Zadar, Croatia
There is no conference fee for students of Doctoral programme Knowledge society and information transfer.
Teaching is conducted blended, with obligatory one week of in-person teaching at the University of Zadar in Croatia, while the preparation part is conducted online using the teaching platform Merlin.
Students will be responsible for arranging and covering travel and accommodations costs.
Baladria Summer School in Digital Humanities 2026 is awarding credits for students of Doctoral programme Knowledge society and information transfer.
Registration: be sure to indicate that you are a student of Doctoral programme Knowledge society and information transfer when registering.
Register here.
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For other participants:
Date: 15-19 June 2026
Venue: University of Zadar, Croatia
Novi kampus
Ul. dr. F. Tuđmana 24i
23000 Zadar
CONFERENCE FEE:
Early bird (by March 13th): 100 euros
Regular (from March 14th to May 8th): 150 euros
For paying registration fee click here.
Participants are responsible for arranging and covering travel and accommodations costs.
During the Summer School, lunch will be provided for participants in the student restaurant at a discounted rate. The cost of lunch is to be covered by the participants.
The cost of sightseeing with a tourist guide is covered.
Register here.
The aim of Baladria Summer School in Digital Humanities 2026 is to learn about digital research methods to address research questions from the humanities. The participants will be able to get an insight into a range of the different digital methods used within digital humanities, as well as an awareness of difficulties related to the methods/tools within digital humanities projects. The School will cover several methods/tools, with participants engaging in hands-on activities and actively sharing their findings in active communication and discussions within participants and teachers. In the final project of the School, the student has the option to focus on specific digital methods and tools by working in teams supervised by teachers.
The participants are encouraged to prepare for the BALADRIA 2026 with a proposed list of readings which will be published soon.
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The Baladria Summer School has been initiated by the iInstitute (https://lnu.se/en//iinstitute), Linnaeus University’s iSchool (https://www.ischools.org) affiliated with the Digital Transformation Knowledge Environment (https://lnu.se/en/meet-linnaeus-university/knowledge-environments/digital-transformations), and is organized in collaboration with the Deparment of Information Sciences at the University of Zadar (https://www.unizd.hr/eng) and has been taking place since 2019. For earlier Baladria Summer Schools, please visit the former Baladria website (http://baladria.unizd.hr).
