Studies
Why study Computational Linguistics?
Given the ubiquity of language data, a degree in Computational Linguistics is invaluable across many application and research fields. This includes information sciences, languages, political sciences, communication sciences, history, economics, law, and psychology, as well as specialized areas like artificial intelligence, healthcare, marketing, and education technology.
Bachelor's study programs at the Department of Computational Linguistics (more info)
- Bachelor Major (120) Computerlinguistik & Sprachtechnologie
- Bachelor Minor (60) Computerlinguistik & Sprachtechnologie
- Bachelor Minor (30) Digital Humanities und Text Mining
(offer for students majoring in a Bachelor program of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics and Faculty of Science)
All Bachelor courses are held in English.
Master's study programs at the Department of Computational Linguistics (more info)
- Master Major (90) Computational Linguistics and Language Technology
- Master Minor (30) Computational Linguistics and Language Technology
- Master Minor (30) Digital Linguistics
(complementary Minor without specific requirements; not open to students who already studied Computerlinguistik & Sprachtechnologie in their Bachelor, or with Computational Linguistics and Language Technology as their Master Major.)
All Master courses are held in English.
Master's study program in collaboration with other UZH departments (more info)
Mono-master (120) Linguistics
- Focus area Phonetics and Speech Sciences
- Focus area Digital Linguistics
PhD Program at the Department of Computational Linguistics (more info)
Doctoral degree at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences in Computational Linguistics and Phonetics.