Trinity College Dublin: TCD Centre for Computing and Language Studies

The Centre for Computing and Language Studies (CCLS), established in 1995, is the interdisciplinary unit which is home to the four year honours undergraduate programme, the B.A. (Moderatorship) in Computer Science and Language (CSL), also known as Computer Science, Linguistics and a Language (CSLL). The CCLS is a focal point for related interdisciplinary research in computational linguistics as a cognitive science. As such, it has working research links with a number of relevant departments, and research centres across College.

Academic Members:

• Khurshid Ahmad
• Tim Fernando
• Christer Gobl
• Rachel Hoare
• Martin Emms
• Saturnino Luz
• John Saeed
• David Singleton (emeritus)
• Carl Vogel (Director)

• Funding

• Ireland Canada University Foundation
• PhD funding -- Computational Stylistics -- August 2, 2013 Closing Date
• College Awards
• TCD Global Office
• Humanities and Social Sciences
• Science, Engineering and Technology
• Mitchell Scholarships (a 1-year fund for U.S. Citizens)
• The O'Reilly Foundation
• EU Programme of Higher Level Scholarships for Latin America
• Other international funding bodies offer scholarships that support postgraduate research abroad.