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Northwestern University's Linguistics Ph.D. program focuses on combining theoretical knowledge with cutting-edge experimental and computational approaches. Students enjoy access to modern lab facilities and receive full financial support. With 19 cross-disciplinary faculty members participating, the program offers diverse collaborative possibilities through specialized courses, seminars, and research projects. Following the foundational first-year coursework, students can tailor their studies through elective courses and independent research. A defining feature is its interdisciplinary approach, bridging different aspects of language study and academic fields. Graduates typically secure positions as university professors, research scholars, or language technology specialists in leading tech companies.
Admitted students must hold a U.S. bachelor’s degree or a comparable non-U.S. degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Ph.D. applicants: 90 Internet Based Test (IBT), 233 Computer Based Test (CBT), and 577 Paper Based Test (PBT);