Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics

Local Master's Program in Computational Linguistics (in English)

Computational Linguistics (IMLA) is one of seven branches of the Master’s Program in Computer Science provided in English.

Name of the qualification: magistr
Title conferred: Mgr. (MSc. equivalent)
Study programme/Subject of qualification: Informatics/Computational Linguistics

Selected MSc. related faculty pages

• Incoming students - Charles University web page
• Faculty of Mathematics and Physics: General rules for Bachelor's and Master's Programmes
• Master's Program in Computer Science, branch Computational Linguistics  Study plan (started in 2015 and later)
  • general information (including State Final Exam examination areas common to the Computer Science program)
  • obligatory and elective courses, State Final Exam examination areas of the study branch Computational Linguistics
• Academic Calendar 2016/17
• Student Information System
• Student Affairs Department (Mgr. Kristýna Kysilková, Ph.D.)

Diploma Theses

• Guidelines for Writing a Master Thesis
• Diploma Thesis Layout
• Master thesis and its defenses (notes for CL students)
• Archive of Diploma Theses - SIS

State Exams (Oral Part) - students are examined from five areas:

• from two obligatory areas covering the theoretical foundations of computer science (complexity and computability, and data structures); description of the areas can be found here;
• from three areas specific to the study branch Computational Linguistics - the student will select these three examination areas when registering for the final exam; description of the areas can be found here.

European Masters Program in Language and Communication Technologies (LCT)

The European Masters Program in Language and Communication Technologies (LCT) provides students with profound knowledge and insight into the various disciplines that contribute to the methods of language and communication technologies, and it strengthens their ability to work according to scientific methods. Moreover, the students acquire practice-oriented knowledge by choosing appropriate combinations of modules in Language Technology, Computational and Theoretical Linguistics, and Computer Science.

The program involves studying one year at one of the participating universities, and completing the second year with a stay in the other partner university. After this, the student will obtain two Master of Science degrees with legal value in the countries of issue ...