Speech and Language Processing (M.Phil. / P.Grad.Dip.)

Students take four core modules: Speech Processing 1: Spectral Analysis. Formal Foundations of Linguistic Theories. Laboratory Phonetics and Phonology. Corpora in Speech and Language Processing.

Students then choose two electives among the following menu of elective modules: Computer-Assisted Language Learning; Multilingualism; Psychology of Language Learning and Teaching; Speech and Language Technology for Education; Speech Processing 2: Acoustic Modelling; Speech Production, Hearing and Perception; and Technology, Language, and Communication.

In the final phase of the course, students prepare and write a 15,000-word dissertation.