Center for Digital Humanities, University of Lagos
(CEDHUL)

The first full-fledged,
stand-alone Digital Humanities Centre in Africa
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Welcome to CEDHUL

Incontrovertible, ubiquitous evidence shows that the 21st Century global community has been witnessing an unprecedented revolution in the development of digital and communication technologies as key drivers of transformation and growth in key social institutions. Scholars believe that this digital revolution has not only serious research implications for the Arts/Social Sciences and Pure Sciences but also practical benefits for the larger society.

Consequently, the emergence of Digital Humanities (DH) as a response to this revolution has sparked off informed, critical debates on, as well as exploration of, the application of computational methods and digital technology for research and studies in the humanities. As a research and academic unit, CEDHUL aligns with current global debates and efforts to provide multidisciplinary and transnational platforms for collaborative and innovative ideas among the intersecting disciplines.

Tunde Ope-Davies (Opeibi)
Chair & Principal Investigator


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CEDHUL Wins Joint Grant


The University of Lagos Centre for Digital Humanities has jointly won a 5-year grant with the University of Verona, Italy.

The grant, which is awarded by the Italian Ministry of Research, “Project of Excellence 2023-2027” is entitled “Inclusive Humanities, Development Perspectives in Research and Teaching”. It has a value of approximately 6.5 million Euros and will run from 2023 to 2027.

The objective of the grant is to foster and promote inclusion in research, teaching, infrastructure and dissemination of scientific content in order to overcome gender, economic, social and cultural inequalities both within and outside the university.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Folasade Ogunsola, FAS, on behalf of the University community, congratulates the UNILAG Centre for Digital Humanities for attaining this feat and being progressively visible to the international community.

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What’s happening
at CEDHUL

20th April, 2023

Last week, the National Universities Commission (NUC) visited our laboratory as part of the activities to monitor and assess the status of research and collaboration activities at the University of Lagos. The exercise is to assist the NUC in its efforts to revitalise research activities in the Nigerian University System (NUS).

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