Evaluations

The Quality and Renewal 2011 report for Uppsala University is now completed. The research in Computational Linguistics was judged to be of "top-quality, world leading" standard, and the other subjects at the dept. was praised as of "high international standard".

Media Attention

The Copiale Cipher: International press, e.g. New York Times, write about a 18th century cipher manuscript and the decryption made by Kevin Knight, University of Southern California and Beata Megyesi and Christiane Schaefer at Uppsala University

The turkish weekly magazine Zaman Iskandinaviya writes about Turkish Languages in Uppsala

Endagered Languages: Éva Csató, prof. in Turkish Languages, makes an apperarence in Swedish National TV (21:45-)

The Department of Linguistics and Philology

The Department of Linguistics and Philology oversees education and research within a wide range of subjects. It is the home of African and Asian languages and cultures (Assyriology, Hindi, Iranian languages, Chinese, Sanskrit, Semitic languages, Swahili, Turkic languages), the European classical languages (Greek and Latin), as well as linguistics and computational linguistics/language technology.

This website provides information about the department's research and education programmes.