Bachelor's Program

We offer three study programs: one major and two minors. If you choose to study the program Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as Major (120), you will graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree. 

The language of instruction in all study programs is English.

To learn more about the individual study programs, follow the links below.  Answers to the most frequently asked questions can be found on the FAQ pages.

• Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as Major (120), BSc
• Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as Minor (60)
• Digital Humanities and Text Mining as Minor (30)

Discontinued Program

(new students can no longer enroll, but students already enrolled can still complete)

Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as Major (120), BA (discontinued)

Each fall semester, the University of Zurich organises Welcome Days for new students. You can find the entire program onthe UZH website. Our department is part of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

The specific Welcome Day event for students of our Department takes place on 10 September 2026. Program and further information 

First-year students have many questions. We are happy to address them on Welcome Day. But we would also like to encourage you to read through the tips for First-Year Students we have compiled to help you get started. 

• Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as Major (120), BSc
• Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as Major (120), BA (discontinued)
• Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as Minor (60)
• Digital Humanities and Text Mining as Minor (30)
• Learning Formats and Theses
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