Teaching online and on campus at the Department of Linguistics

Due to the covid-19 outbreak, the Department of Linguistics has decided to continue with online teaching to a greater extent than usual. For more information about your course, please see your schedule.

Teaching online and on campus, autumn 2021

Färgglada hus i bergsluttning, Kargil, Ladakh. Foto: Henrik Liljegren

Project about Hindu Kush languages completed

The research project Language contact and relatedness in the Hindu Kush region (2015—2020) systematically compared languages spoken in the linguistically diverse region. One tangible outcome of the project is an open online database. Henrik Liljegren(Department of Linguistics) has been the principal investigator.

About Language contact and relatedness in the Hindukush region

Admission, residence permits and tuition fees

Here we list information about the admission process for international and exchange students. Answers to many questions on how the pandemic affects your studies can be found in the Q&A on the coronavirus for newly admitted students.

The Phonetics lab is open with restrictions

We are opening with restrictions and new regulations aiming at avoiding transmission of the COVID-19 virus.

Temporary rules

Elena Vera Moser, alumi, Department of Linguistics.

"I was lucky to get in"

Elena Moser from Switzerland studied the Master’s Programme in Language Science with a Specialisation in Typology and Linguistic Diversity.

Three questions for Elena

New publications

See all new publications from the Department of Linguistics.

New publications

News

Research funding from the MAW Foundation to Iris-Corinna Schwarz 2021-08-27
Rita Almeida and Krister Schönström promoted to Associate Professors 2021-08-27
The Phonetics lab is open with restrictions 2021-07-13
Two linguistic research projects are awarded grants from The Swedish Research Council 2020-11-10
Master's Courses in Cultural Evolution 2020-11-05

News and Events

14 Oct Murathan Kurfali's mock defense

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Student Affairs Office

The Student Affairs Office at the Department of Linguistics is temporarily closed for visitors. Please contact us by email or phone:

exp@ling.su.se
08162346
+468162346

Phone hours:

Tuesdays 09:00–10:00
Wednesdays 13:00–15:00
Thursdays 09:00–11:00 and 13:00–16:00

We do open up for visitors in certain cases. If you need to visit us, please send us an email to book an appointment.

Student Affairs Office

Q&A on the coronavirus for newly admitted students

This Q&A will be updated when there are new regulations and directives from the Swedish Government and when new decisions are taken by the University. Please check back regularly for updates!

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