General and comparative linguistics (undergraduate)

The undergraduate degree course in General and Comparative Linguistics provides basic scientific knowledge in linguistic areas such as phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics and leads to a first university degree qualifying for a career.

The course is sometimes offered in the form of combined bachelor's degree courses.

Modules (examples):

• Empirical linguistics
• Sound and writing
• Linguistics and computational linguistics
• Morphology
• Psycho- and neurolinguistics
• Sociolinguistics
• Language forms and language functions
• Language structure
• Comparative linguistics

Practical study content:

• Internships (e.g. in publishing houses), semester abroad if necessary