In 2024/2025, applications will be invited for the following areas of specialisation: Linguistic Revision and Consultancy, Linguistics, and Terminology and Computational Lexicography. See the curriculum structure here.

The general objective of the Master's Degree in Language Sciences is to provide the development of specialised knowledge and skills in different fields of language sciences, contributing to the training of professionals and researchers qualified to intervene in activities related to language and its various uses.

• To systematise fundamental concepts for linguistic description and analysis;
• To learn about different linguistic theories and critically evaluate their suitability for the framework of work to be developed in different subareas;
• To select methodologies of data collection and processing, in accordance with different goals and different tasks to be developed, and in articulation with different theoretical frameworks;
• To apply theoretical knowledge and respective methodologies in the development of research into different languages and the execution of various types of activities in fields such as language development and language impairment; language consultancy and revision, terminology and computational lexicography within the area of specialization;
• To identify problems and define strategies for their resolution using appropriate instruments and tools.
• To prepare an original piece of work leading to the degree of Master.