Based on a total estimated cost of €82,000 over 4 years, Digital Humanities and Information Technology at University College Cork has a 5-year ROI of 69.2%, with graduates earning around €43,000 after 5 years in the workforce.
The most recent CAO points requirement for this course (CK118) was 300 (2025).
Digital Humanities and Information Technology graduates from University College Cork report a graduate employment rate of around 63%, good career progression.
Typical roles after graduating
- Research Assistant
Common employers for Digital Humanities and Information Technology graduates include Tech companies, Schools.
By comparison, the median annual wage across all Irish employees is €38,000, and the average (mean) wage is €52,600. Digital Humanities and Information Technology graduates from University College Cork start below the national median, and after 5 years earn roughly 18% less than the national average.
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