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Cambridge Language Sciences

Interdisciplinary Research Centre
 
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Interdisciplinary workshops and networking events

Cambridge Language Sciences runs a number of workshops and events for graduate students. This includes the Language Sciences Research Symposium for early-careers researchers which usually takes place in June and is a great chance to talk to colleagues about their research and make new contacts across the University.

Please visit our events pages for more information, or join our mailing list to get the latest on language sciences-related events, funding opportunities and other news directly to your inbox. University of Cambridge students can also join our Research Directory, which is an opportunity to raise your profile and connect with researchers in language sciences from a range of discplines. 

Language Sciences Interdisciplinary Programme

This programme allows MPhil students in Cambridge to undertake interdisciplinary training in language sciences across different departments within the University. Students taking this route may also have the opportunity to attend lectures from other courses, and to undertake interdisciplinary language sciences research jointly supervised by a member of their own department and a specialist in another field. 

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CamLangSci student blog

This blog on topics in the language sciences was written by a team of graduates at the University of Cambridge. The original writing team has now disbanded, but we're keen to hear from groups who are interested in continuing the blog.

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What we do

Cambridge Language Sciences is an Interdisciplinary Research Centre at the University of Cambridge. Our virtual network connects researchers from five schools across the university as well as other world-leading research institutions. Our aim is to strengthen research collaborations and knowledge transfer across disciplines in order to address large-scale multi-disciplinary research challenges relating to language research.

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