Psycholinguistics 3201-LST-P

Knowledge: the graduate knows and understands:
-in depth, the complex structure of language as a system
-in-depth, specialized terminology in the fields of theoretical linguistics, corpus linguistics, neuroscience
-in-depth, research methods used in: psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, corpus linguistics, digital linguistics and text linguistics, as well as statistical models
-in-depth, the relationship of linguistics (theoretical, computational, cognitive, corpus linguistics) with other fields of (neuro)science

Skills: the graduate is able to:
-use in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge to carry out research work and solve complex problems in linguistics (theoretical, computational, cognitive, corpus, social/text linguistics) using appropriate methodology
-to an in-depth degree, search, analyze, evaluate and select information in the native language and foreign languages
-use a foreign language to an advanced degree (C2 level) in specialized terminology in the field of linguistics (theoretical, computational, cognitive, corpus, social/text linguistics)
-communicate in native and foreign language in various professional situations with specialists, using various channels and communication techniques and strategies
-communicate in an understandable way, including with non-specialists, on topics related to linguistics (theoretical, computational, cognitive, corpus, social/text linguistics) and adequately justify the decisions made and language strategies used

Social competences: the graduate is ready to:
-recognize the importance of the latest linguistic knowledge and critically evaluate research in linguistics (theoretical, computational, cognitive, corpus, social/text linguistics), especially those published in scientific journals and monographs and popular science sources
-recognize the importance of linguistic knowledge in solving cognitive and practical problems and to consult with experts

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