Present-day archaeology uses a wide array of digital methods and techniques, ranging from GIS, photogrammetry and 3D visualisation to data mining and simulation modelling. In this course, students will learn to critically reflect on how digital techniques influence all aspects of current archaeological practice, from research design to data collection and analysis, and to presentation and sharing of research outcomes. The course is based on project-based learning, in which teams of students will work on actual case studies and present their findings in an open seminar.