8 -11 Sept 2025
Large Language Models for Digital Humanities Research

summer school

The summer school „Large Language Models for Digital Humanities Research“ addresses students and doctoral candidates from Linguistics and Digital Humanities, as well as other fields that are involved with the application of LLMs for DH Research.

After an introductory workshop on LLMs and Prompt Engineering (Day 1+2), given by Christopher Pollin (Digital Humanities Craft OG), you take part in a more specialized workshop track (Day 3+4).

Participants can choose between four alternative workshop tracks:
1) „Large Language Models for Qualitative Data Analysis“, given by Sarah Oberbichler (Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz)
2) „Deep Learning in the Computational Literary Studies“, given by Janis Pagel (University of Cologne)
3) „LLM-Supported Modeling, Operationalization, and Exploration for Digital Editions“, given by Christopher Pollin (Digital Humanities Craft OG)
4) “Using LLMs for Psycholinguistic Research”, given by Hanna Woloszyn, Job Schepens and Benjamin Gagl (University of Cologne)

Detailed abstracts can be viewed here.

Summer School Schedule

8-11 September 2025

Starting MON 08.09.  at noon
Ending THU 11.09. at 4pm

The schedule and further information are available here

Venue:
Philosophikum, University of Cologne
Universitätsstraße 41, 50931 Köln.