The intake 2025 will be for self-funding students only. The application form will be open in December and the deadline will be February 28 at 23.59 PM, Central European Time. More information is available here.
The intake 2024 will be for self-funding students only. The application form will be open on December 4 and the deadline will be March 1 at 23.59 PM, Central European Time. More information is available here.
Application for intake 2023 is now OPEN. All correct, timely, and complete applications will be considered for the Erasmus Mundus scholarship. The deadline for intake 2023 is published here.
Application on a self-funding basis is now open. The deadline is 15 April 2021.
The LCT Annual Meeting 2024 will be held on June 17-18. Our host will be the University of Trento. All alumni are invited to participate; the meeting is mandatory for currently enrolled students.
The LCT Annual Meeting 2023 will be held on June 19-20. Our host university will be the University of Malta. All alumni are invited to participate; the meeting is mandatory for currently enrolled students.
The LCT Annual Meeting 2022 will be held on June 23-24, 2022. Our host will be the University of the Basque Country, although it is not yet known whether this will be a hybrid/physical meeting, or online only. All alumni are invited to participate; the meeting is mandatory for currently enrolled students. More information will be published here as it becomes available.
LCT Annual Meeting 2021 will be held in virtual form, taking place on June 24-25. The hosting institution will be the University of Groningen. More information will be published here as planning progresses.
We are proud to announce that the paper "When your Rich Cousin Has the Right Connections: Unsupervised Bilingual Lexicon Induction for Related Data-Imbalanced Languages." by Niyati Bafna, Cristina España-Bonet, Josef van Genabith, Benoît Sagot and Rachel Bawden has won the best student paper award at LREC-Coling 2024. Niyati is an LCT graduate of the intake 2020 and currently she is doing her PhD at the Johns Hopkins Center for Language and Speech Processing.
Congratulations to Niyati Bafna and her co-authors!
Simon Preissner and Aurélie Herbelot. To be Fair: a Case for
Cognitively-Inspired Models of Meaning
(http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2481/paper59.pdf)
Clic-it 2019 (6th Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics),
November 13-15 Bari (http://clic2019.di.uniba.it/index_en.html) the annual conference run by AILC (http://www.ai-lc.it/en/) Clic-it Best Paper has been awarded to Simon, an LCT student of intake 2018, and
Aurélie for the originality of their work. Congratulations!