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The bachelor’s degree course in Linguistics imparts many aspects with which linguists deal academically, e.g. natural sciences/cognitive science: production and processing of signals, theoretical and experimental modelling of linguistic knowledge and its acquisition and use; cultural studies/humanities: languages as historical phenomena, examination of linguistic change, language mixture and the relations of loanwords; social sciences: language as a tool of social interaction. The bachelor’s degree course in Linguistics offers the students the possibility to specialise either in “General and Diachronic Linguistics” or “Psycho-, Neuro- and Clinical Linguistics”.
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Latin (DP) - examination has to be passed before the final part of the diploma degree examination or bachelor?s examination
