Master of Science in Computational Linguistics
Be at the leading edge of technology and language with Brandeis’ two-year graduate program—just minutes from Cambridge and Boston’s technology corridor.
The Brandeis Master’s degree in Computational Linguistics combines language, applied linguistics, and computer science to prepare students for jobs in artificial intelligence, speech recognition, automated text analysis, information retrieval, web search, machine translation, big data, cryptography, computer security, and more.
Brandeis is a world-class research university with a collaborative, liberal arts atmosphere, just minutes from a plethora of job and internship opportunities, research labs, and connections to key industry players.
Why Brandeis?
Suburban campus just 9 miles from downtown Boston.
0 foundation courses in linguistics required before starting the program.
Generous scholarships provide master's students approximately $20,000 per year.
“I was a little worried about not having enough formal or academic preparation. It wasn't until I met my classmates that I realized there's really no such thing as a typical background for the program… All of us were strong in some areas and less experienced in others. I think this diversity is one of the program's assets; I learned something from each one of my classmates. ”
Sam Lasser, MS’14