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Track D · Liberal Arts & Humanities

AI in Liberal Arts & Humanities

AI literacy for B.A. students in English, History, Sociology, Political Science at Indian universities — text analysis, digital humanities, AI in cultural research. NEP-aligned discipline module.

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Track D · D5

The module you would run on your campus

Liberal Arts students complete this module as part of the Track D layer of their existing degree, after the Universal Literacy module (D1).

What AI means in Liberal Arts

3 capabilities the module produces.

  • Large-scale text analysis

    LLM-augmented corpus interrogation across literary archives, historical records, and cultural texts. Quantitative reach without losing humanistic close-reading.

  • Digital humanities methods

    Topic modelling, named-entity recognition, network analysis applied to research questions humanities scholars actually have.

  • Cultural & historical research workflows

    AI-assisted translation, palaeography, and metadata enrichment across Indian and South-Asian source material.

The module

AI in Liberal Arts & Humanities

D5

AI in Liberal Arts & Humanities

Sem 5–63 credits

Skill outcomes

  • Use LLMs for large-scale text analysis and corpus interrogation
  • Apply digital humanities methods with AI-assisted tooling
  • Integrate AI into cultural and historical research workflows
  • Critically appraise the limitations of AI in humanistic inquiry

Prerequisites: D1

Updated 2026-04

Industry context

Humanities scholarship is being reshaped — usefully and dangerously — by generative tools. The graduates who shape the field are the ones who can wield AI without surrendering the intellectual stakes that make humanities humanities.

Student outcomes

  • Run an LLM-assisted close-reading at corpus scale and defend the readings
  • Apply a digital-humanities method to a research question of your own
  • Critique an AI-generated historical or literary claim for evidentiary weight
  • Ship a portfolio essay using AI as a tool, named explicitly in the methodology

Sibling discipline modules

The other 9 disciplines in Track D.

Every discipline module shares the Universal Literacy module (D1) and the Career Bridge (D12). The middle module is what makes the AI fluency discipline-relevant, not generic.

Run this on your campus

Liberal Arts students get the same Skill Score as every other Kompas student. Discipline-relevant. Cohort-comparable.

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