Information for students

Bachelor Programmes
Language Science (B.A.)

The study programme combines the basics of language science with computational linguistics, phonetics, machine language processing and machine translation. Due to the broad range of subjects and the many options, it offers great flexibility and the opportunity to shape the study programme according to one's own interests and aptitudes.

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Computational Linguistics (B.Sc.)

An interdisciplinary study programme at the interface between language science and computer science: If you are interested in how to describe human language with formal methods and how to implement language-understanding systems with a computer, then this study programme - even without special previous knowledge - is just the right one for you.

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Phonetics (B.A.)

Phonetics can be chosen as a mandatory subject in the Bachelor "Language Science", as a complementary subject in the Bachelor "Computational Linguistics" or as a Bachelor complementary subject "Phonetics". The focus is on production, acoustics and the perception of spoken language.

Master Programmes
Language Science and Technology (M.Sc.)

The study program offers the opportunity to focus on the fields of computational linguistics, psycholinguistics, phonetics or speech processing and to participate in research projects. Due to the proximity of university institutes and non-university research facilities, Saar-Uni is one of the leading locations for computational linguistics worldwide.

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Language and Communication Technologies (M.Sc.)

This study programme makes it possible to combine a high-level education with the acquisition of foreign language skills and cultural expertise in specific content and geographical areas. The fields of language technology, computational linguistics, theoretical linguistics and computer science are individually combined.

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Translation Science and Technology (M.A.)

The highly integrated translation and language technology education offered by this program is unique in Germany. In addition to linguistic and translation skills, students acquire technological expertise and thus qualify for modern work processes in multilingual communication.

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Career prospects

Computational Linguistics
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Modern Translators
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