The MA in Language and Communication offers ideal qualifications for demanding (communication) activities within the multilingual cultural and economic areas of Switzerland and Europe.
The wide range of options in the study program allows you to freely choose your fields of interest and to position yourself for the areas of activity you are most interested in during your studies.
Graduates of this degree program work
- in the media industry (newspapers, radio, television and social media)
- in (international) companies (mainly in corporate communications and public relations, but also in human resources departments and in continuing education and training)
- in companies that deal with issues relating to the modeling of language in artificial systems
- in associations and institutions, cantonal and municipal administrations (as press spokespersons and communication experts)
- in culture, health, politics (e.g. as experts in multilingual communication in a multicultural context)
- in education and training (in language teaching and learning research, for secondary school and grammar school teaching)
- at higher education institutions in academic careers (doctorate and beyond)
The conceptual and methodological skills acquired in the degree program to analyze and explain linguistic and communicative processes at different levels qualify you not only for appointments in which the use of language(s) is the main focus, but also for positions in which communication concepts and processes are developed and implemented.
In the following, we present interesting career pathways in linguistics:
Kofi Yakpo | From rapper to linguistics professor: https://www.humboldt-foundation.de/entdecken/magazin-humboldt-kosmos/mit-freundlicher-unterstuetzung-wie-kuenstliche-intelligenz-unser-leben-veraendert/der-linguist |
and show you examples, experience reports and tips from our graduates in non-academic appointments: