How do we cope with the information overload of modern media? What is the best way to collect data in a multilingual environment? Find out in this international Double Degree track.
The track in Language and Communication Technologies combines
Theoretical Linguistics and Computer Science. You will study
language technology in a multi-lingual setting.
The two-year training is part of the prestigious international
Erasmus Mundus programme. The first year you will start in
Groningen. You will finish the programme with a stay at one of our
partner universities in the second year. After completing the
track, you will receive two Master's degrees: a degree in
Linguistics in Groningen and a second Master's degree depending on
the partner university you chose to stay at.
The programme consists of compulsory and optional courses. In this
way, you can design the programme to fit your interests. In
addition, you will do a research project and write a Master's
thesis.
Language and Communication Technologies is an Erasmus Mundus
programme.
Are you an international student from a non EU/EEA member state starting a Research Master's programme or Erasmus Mundus Master's programme at the Faculty of Arts? If so, you could qualify for the Holland Scholarship, a partial scholarship which helps you to finance your studies.
Read more on the Holland Scholarship.
The Faculty of Arts also offers a one year master’s degree programme in Linguistics.