Computer Linguistics
    Duration3 year(s)
    Tuition Fee
    EUR 1,166 / Year
    Next IntakeOctober 1, 2022

    Computer Linguistics

    About

    The course of studies Computational Linguistics, Bachelor of Arts, at the heinrich-Heine-University (HHU) is an admission-free course of studies.

    This six-semester course is offered jointly by the Faculty of Philosophy and the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences of the HHU.

    Disciplines

    Languages and cultural studies mathematics computer science Natural sciences

    Requirements

    Entry Requirements

    The admission requirement for the Bachelor's programme in Computational Linguistics is the general or relevant subject-specific higher education entrance qualification.

    English Requirements

    • IELTSMin 6
    • TOEFLMin 75

    English Program Requirements

    • Language certificate for English language (Level B2 / Common European Framework for Reference for Languages): We accept English tests covering all four academic skills (reading, listening, writing, and speaking):
      • IELTS (academic) minimum 6.0, including at least 6.0 in section “writing”
      • TOEFL iBt with 75 points minimum
      • We do not accept TOEIC
      The language certificate must not be older than two years and the original certificate must be sent directly from the testing center to the European Studies programme in Düsseldorf. (TOEFL-Code: 3423)
      No language test is required for native English speakers.

    Career

    Since the computer linguistic sector is gaining in importance in industry and business, the demand for well-trained computer linguists has risen sharply recently. Thanks to the well-founded, versatile training, computer linguists are also in demand in many other areas. For example, you can perform tasks in the following fields of activity:

    Machine translation, Text generation, e. g. for online shops Language data analysis for marketing purposes (social media monitoring) Lexicographic activities (computer-aided dictionary creation) Development or optimization of search engines, Automatic author recognition or style analysis of texts Development of dialogue systems such as Siri, Cortana, Google Now.

    Since the computer linguistic sector is gaining in importance in industry and business the demand for well-trained computer linguists has risen sharply recently. Thanks to the well-founded versatile training computer linguists are also in demand in many other areas. For example you can perform tasks in the following fields of activity: Machine translation Text generation e. g. for online shops Language data analysis for marketing purposes (social media monitoring) Lexicographic activities (computer-aided dictionary creation) Development or optimization of search engines Automatic author recognition or style analysis of texts Development of dialogue systems such as Siri Cortana Google Now.

    Fee Information

    How to Apply

    Online Registration In order to check whether you fulfil the entry and admission conditions you have to register online During the registration you will be requested to enter your contact details and to upload documents proving your aptitude:

    • Application form (to download the application form click here)
    • Certificate of Bachelor study programme,
    • Transcript of records,
    • Proof of English proficiency (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS, German “Abitur”, etc.),
    • Content of modules (courses) taken in Cell and Molecular Biology (4 CP) or in Biochemistry (4 CP) or in Biopsychology (4 CP) or in Physiology (4 CP) and/or anatomy/neuroanatomy, at least 2 credit points from practical experience should be available.

    Documents in languages other than English or German have to be certified translated by a sworn translator. Documents in languages other than German or English willnot be accepted. In case you have not completed your Bachelor programme yet, an interim certificate with at least 80% of examination and study achievements has be submitted instead. After saving, entered and uploaded information can be changed later on.

    Computer Linguistics

    Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

    Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

    Germany

    Germany, Düsseldorf