ObjectivesExplores in depth issues relevant to current theoretical and practical aspects of human language technology, in the context of speech processing, text processing and machine learning. Develops the critical skills you'll need to evaluate new developments in the field of human language technology. You will gain experience of leading-edge research. As industry is beginning increasingly to adopt Human Language Technology the demand for skills in this area is increasing rapidly, resulting in excellent employment opportunities for graduates with specialised training.
Entry requirementsEntry requirements Applicants whose first language is not English should have an average IELTS score of 6.5, with at least 6 in each component. We don't accept TOEFL. Minimum 2:1 Honours degree in a relevant field such as computer science, engineering, linguistics, mathematics or psychology. Mathematics to A Level or equivalent.
Academic titleMSc Human Language Technology
Course descriptionCourse content
-Speech Processing
-Text Processing
-Machine Learning -Speech Technology
-Natural Language Processing
-Advanced Speech and Language Research Topics
-Individual Project (June–September) led by an academic in a speech or language research area.
Teaching
-Lectures,
-Tutorials and group work
-Students participate in a specialised module designed to teach the latest practical technologies in speech and language processing.
Assessment
Formal examination and coursework (some modules are assessed by coursework only).