LINGUIST List 6.741

Mon 29 May 1995

Jobs: Computer-based, Lectureship in Computational

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Dublin City University

School of Applied Languages.

Lectureship in Computer-Based Linguistics

The School of Applied Languages has a major commitment to both
teaching and research in the field of Language and Technology.
It shares responsibility, with the School of Computer
Applications, for the innovative BSc in Applied Computational
Linguistics (which produces its first graduates in 1995). It is
research active in a range of related disciplines including
Translation Studies, Terminology, Computational Linguistics and
C.A.L.L.

The successful candidate will play a key role in the development
of Computer-based Linguistics in both research and teaching. We
are particularly interested in applications from colleagues with
expertise in text and corpus linguistics. Applicants should be
well qualified academically, and have a proven record of
achievement in teaching in addition to relevant research or
professional experience. Previous participation in EU funded
research programmes would be an advantage.

For further information and application form, contact
The Personnel Office
Dublin City University
Dublin 9
Ireland
Tel. Ireland 1 7045149
Fax Ireland 1 7045500

Closing Date: June 9th 1995.

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WANTED!
Creative linguists who appreciate the challenge of teaching

for a position at the Department of Linguistics, Uppsala University

The Department of Linguistics at Uppsala University invites applications
for a full-time
Lectureship in Computational Linguistics (Reference No: 2546/95)
for the term of one year with possibility of extension:
1995-07-01-1996-06-30

As of the autumn term of 1994, the Department of Linguistics offers a
four-year master=B4s program in Language Engineering. The program provides
unified professional training to meet current and future needs of Language
engineers. Language engineers develop, maintain and customize Language
products. In addition to professional qualification, the program also
qualifies students for graduate study in computational linguistics, the
theoretical basis for Language Engineering.

Your primary responsibility will be to teach courses in computational
linguistics (e. g. mathematical linguistics, statistical NLP, syntax,
semantics, and discourse) as part of our new curriculum in Language
Engineering. In addition, you will develop courses and laboratory exercises
within the Language Engineering program. Time is also allowed for
participation in the research projects of the department.

This position requires a thorough knowledge of computational and formal
linguistics. Positive weight will be given to experience in language
formalisation, such as exam papers for graduate studies with this focus
from educational programs in computational linguistics, computer science,
or system analysis. Considerable weight will be placed on personal
suitability.

More information on the position can be obtained by contacting Head of
Department Professor Anna S=E5gvall Hein, tel. +46 18 18 14 12, e-mail:
Anna.Sagvall_Heinling.uu.se or Director of Studies Caroline Liberg,
tel. +46 18 18 13 44, e-mail: Caroline.Libergling.uu.se
Applications should be addressed to Registrar, Uppsala University, Box 256,
S-751 05, Uppsala, Sweden, telefax +46 18 18 20 00. Applications must be
received by 1995-06-16, at the latest. Don=B4t forget to quote reference
number. If the application is initially submitted by telefax or telegram,
it must be complemented by the application in original form as soon as
possible.

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Caroline Liberg
Department of Linguistics
Uppsala university
Box 513
S-715 20 Uppsala

tel: +46 18 181344
fax: +46 18 181416
e-mail: caroline.libergling.uu.se
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WANTED!
Creative linguists who appreciate the challenge of teaching

for a position at the Department of Linguistics, Uppsala University

The Department of Linguistics at Uppsala University invites applications
for a full-time
Lectureship in Linguistics (Reference No: 2547/95)
as temporary replacement for the term of one year:
1995-07-01-1996-06-30

Your primary responsibility will be to teach courses in formal linguistics
(general and Swedish grammar, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics) as part of
our basic curriculum in linguistics and our new curriculum in Language
Engineering. The language of instruction is Swedish. A certain amount of
time also is allowed for participation in the research projects of the
department.

Thorough knowledge of formal linguistics is a special requirement for this
position, and considerable weight will be placed on personal suitability.

More information on the position can be obtained by contacting Head of
Department Professor Anna S=E5gvall Hein, tel. +46 18 18 14 12, e-mail:
Anna.Sagvall_Heinling.uu.se or Director of Studies Caroline Liberg,
tel. +46 18 18 13 44, e-mail: Caroline.Libergling.uu.se

Applications should be addressed to Registrar, Uppsala University, Box 256,
S-751 05, Uppsala, Sweden, telefax +46 18 18 20 00. Applications must be
received by 1995-06-16, at the latest. Don=B4t forget to quote reference
number. If the application is initially submitted by telefax or telegram,
it must be complemented by the application in original form as soon as
possible.

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Caroline Liberg
Department of Linguistics
Uppsala university
Box 513
S-715 20 Uppsala

tel: +46 18 181344
fax: +46 18 181416
e-mail: caroline.libergling.uu.se
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