Bachelor in Linguistics

At Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, the tuition fee is 6,000 PLN per year.

English Linguistics: Theories, Interfaces, Technologies is a bachelor's program in Linguistics at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, taught in English over three years. Yearly tuition is set at PLN 6000. Described as an interdisciplinary undergraduate program, it is designed for candidates whose interests combine the English language and new technologies, and it is supported by the project UNIWERSYTET JUTRA, an integrated development program of Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan. Over the course of the degree, students acquire advanced English language skills, knowledge of language theory, and a solid background in computer science, positioning the program at the intersection of traditional linguistics and computational approaches to language. This combination reflects a broader trend in the field, where tools from computer science, including natural language processing and computational modelling, increasingly intersect with theoretical linguistics to analyse how language is structured, processed, and used. A program combining linguistics with technology of this kind typically opens paths into careers such as computational linguist, language technology specialist, speech and language processing roles, teaching, translation, or further graduate study in linguistics, cognitive science, or computer science. Students also gain transferable skills in analytical reasoning, data handling, and precise written communication that carry over into many other fields. Located in Poznań, one of Poland's larger academic cities, Adam Mickiewicz University is a well-established public institution offering a range of English-taught programs. For students drawn to both the structure of language and the tools used to study and process it computationally, this three-year bachelor's program offers a combined grounding in linguistic theory, interface areas between linguistics and technology, and practical technological skills applicable across language-related industries.