Computational Linguistics

Introductory events in winter semester

Introductory event: Wednesday, October 2, 2024, 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. CEST. The introductory event will  be online; the link was sent to our admitted students.

For getting access to the recording, please contact S. Anstein.

Information for new international students

An extensive welcome and orientation program, organized by the International Office, awaits our international students: assistance for your first experiences in Stuttgart, an orientation week, informative events and much more.

All information on teaching for this program can be found on this IMS website.

What job prospects are available to me after graduation?

With a master’s degree in Computational Linguistics, our graduates will be prepared for advanced academic or industrial research and development in Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing. Thanks to our international orientation and to our connections with the industry, they find employment at renowned institutions and companies in Germany or other parts of the world involved with speech and language technologies.

Typical task areas include speech processing, automatic generation and analysis of texts, machine translation, electronic dictionaries, search technology, (social) media monitoring, or dialogue systems for e.g. (artificially intelligent) robots or chatbots, for smartphones, for cars or for (smart) homes. 

Further interesting areas of work contain publishing houses, translation agencies, language teaching (eLearning) or the service and health sector (e.g. BioNLP).