BS Computational Linguistics at University of Nevada, Reno

Programme overview

Computational linguistics brings the power of computing to the study of human languages. From voice assistants and automated translation to advanced study of linguistic patterns, computational linguists are on the forefront of new language-based technology.

Study mode: full-time | Location: Reno, NV, United States

What you will study

You'll focus on three main areas in the computational linguistics degree program: : You'll learn to understand methods and techniques in computer science through courses that cover topics like machine learning, big data and artificial intelligence.

Career pathways

Computational linguistics is a highly viable and sought-after commercial application of linguistics. Graduates in computational linguistics are in wide demand and command high salaries. They might work in the development of cutting-edge technologies such as AI, computer-aided translation, data science, software development or higher education.

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Application information

Entry requirements

University-level freshman admission (not programme-specific): minimum 3.0 weighted academic GPA in core courses; high school coursework of 4 units English, 3 units math (Algebra I or higher), 3 units natural science and 3 units social science; SAT/ACT scores optional. Some majors and colleges set additional direct-entry or progression requirements.

Domestic applicants: USD 9,383 a year (2026-27). Undergraduate base tuition for Nevada residents, 2026-27, based on 30 credits across fall and spring at $312.75 per credit; applies to all undergraduate programmes (university-wide rate band); excludes mandatory student fees ($1,696), differential fees (e Source

First-year entry terms: Spring 2027 and Fall 2027.

First-year applications opened August 1, 2026. Early Action deadline for Fall 2027 is November 15, 2026; final deadline for Fall 2027 is April 7, 2027; final deadline for Spring 2027 is December 15, 2026. Scholarship and financial aid deadline is February 15, 2027. SAT/ACT scores are optional for admission. Domestic first-year applicants pay no application fee; international undergraduate applicants pay $95. Apply through the university admissions portal (admissions.unr.edu) or the Common App.

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