follow-up master's program (Czech) without specializations supporting Major/Minor study

• Czech
• doc. RNDr. Aleš Horák, Ph.D.

The Joint Master Programme in Digital Linguistics will train highly qualified interdisciplinar profile combining knowledge and competencies from the field of computer science, information technology (IT), linguistics and humanities. Holders of the master’s degree in Digital Linguistics will have a broad set of applied IT skills and will be trained for programming, using and compiling language resources, using and adapting language technologies and autonomously conducting language data analyses. In addition, they will have a high level of competence in communication in at least two languages, will be able to recognise and adjust themselves to all types of written, spoken and digital texts as well as understand the principles of interlingual communication in all forms.

Graduates of the program will find employment, for example, in the design and development of conversational systems and artificial intelligence systems based on working with language or the creation and use of complex tools for analyzing large texts in different languages, i.e. generally as specialists in the application of IT in processing language data. Graduates will master professional terminology in at least two languages and will be able to use and build linguistic resources and improve existing language technologies using programming tools.

Requirements for successful graduation

• Obtain at least 120 credits overall and pass the final state exam.
• Obtain 20 credits from SDIPR course and successfully defend Master's Thesis. See more details.
• Pass all the compulsory and elective courses of the program and selected specialization with the highest possible graduation form (unless explicitly stated otherwise).
• To enroll in the 3rd semester, i.e. before starting the internship abroad, students must have completed at least 54 credits. In exceptional cases, students can apply for an exemption upon completing at least 51 credits.

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Study option: Study plan for students from abroad

Students are expected to collect 30 credits within the term.

Compulsory courses and other obligations of the study option

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