PhD Skills | Statistics in Linguistics and Communication
10 Feb 2026
This course teaches statistical analysis of research data in linguistics.
Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication
An inclusive research environment in which linguists with different theoretical convictions collaborate in combining multiple sources of evidence
Upcoming events
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ACLC Seminar | Cindy van Boven
13 Feb 2026Cindy van Boven (UvA) is the speaker for this ACLC seminar. The title of this talk is: 'Two studies on polar questions in Dutch Sign Language.' You can find the abstract below. -
PhD Skills |Introduction New Candidates | On Campus
16 Feb 2026Introduction meeting for PhD candidates who have just started. Ask all your questions! -
PhD Skills |Introduction New Candidates | Online
17 Feb 2026Introduction meeting for PhD candidates who have just started. Ask all your questions!
News
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New book co-edited by Rosalind Powell | Teaching with Science Writing in the Humanities Classroom
This volume explores science writing as a tool for cultural analysis, offering practical strategies for teaching scientific themes across the humanities. -
New book co-edited by Michael F. Miller | Thinking Further: Fragments of Communicology
This book contains the first English-language translation of Vilém Flusser’s final series of lectures: the definitive introduction to his methods and ideas in new media theory. -
NWO SSH XS grants for three UvA Humanities researchers
NWO has awarded grants to 120 projects in the latest round of the Open Competition SSH XS. Three of these projects are led by researchers from the UvA Faculty of Humanities: Trude Dijkstra, Viktorija Kostadinova and ... -
NWO funding for Marjet Brolsma and Floris Roelofsen
UvA researchers Marjet Brolsma (European Studies) and Floris Roelofsen (ILLC, SignLab) will receive a grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO) through the Impact Explorer call. This funding offers researchers the ...
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About ACLC
Within the University of Amsterdam, the Amsterdam Center for Language and Communication (ACLC) represents the thriving linguistics community, which has ranked highest in continental Europe on the QS World University ... -
ACLC Newsletter
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