Ma language and communication technologies in Saarland university

Students study at two of the participating universities within the consortium, which, in addition to Saarland University, includes universities in the Czech Republic, France, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands and Spain. Students can combine modules from the fields of language technology, computational linguistics, theoretical linguistics and computer science in a way that reflects their own personal academic interests. Depending on the focus of the modules and courses taken, graduates from the programme will be awarded either an M.Sc. or an M.A. degree from each of the two universities at which they studied.

A bachelor's degree, Official transcripts and certificates from higher secondary school,Certified copies of transcripts and translations, Resume, Proof of language proficiency, Copy of passport, Proof of refugee status, if applicable.

Network Systems Administrators. Database Administrators. Computer Support Specialists.

15th Jul