Autumn 2025 Training Information Session

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Are you looking to improve your digital skills? Want to test a new computational method to enhance your research? 

The Centre for Data, Culture & Society is here to help you! Our aim is to support, facilitate, promote and inspire data-led and applied digital research across the arts, humanities and social sciences.

Join us to see what the Centre has to offer. This is an opportunity to learn about training resources and opportunities available to you.

 

This event is hybrid and you can book a space to join online or in person.

 

Room 4.35, Edinburgh Futures Institute

This room is on Level 4, in the North East side of the building.

When you enter via the level 2 East entrance on Middle Meadow Walk, the room will be on the 4th floor straight ahead.

When you enter via the level 2 North entrance on Lauriston Place underneath the clock tower, the room will be on the 4th floor to your left.

When you enter via the level 0 South entrance on Porters Walk (opposite Tribe Yoga), the room will be on the 4th floor to your right.

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