The Master’s degree programme in "Neurolinguistics and Patholinguistics" brings together the related linguistic disciplines of psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics and clinical linguistics/patholinguistics to conduct comprehensive, high-level research into the cognitive and neural processes underlying normal and impaired language processing as well as typical and atypical language acquisition. Over the four semesters, the focus is on experimental and clinical methods as well as models for speech processing in people with and without speech disorders.
Acquisition of in-depth knowledge in the aforementioned disciplines of psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, patholinguistics and adjacent areas (e.g. neurosciences, cognitive sciences, selected other disciplines of linguistics)

Proof of completion of a relevant Bachelor’s degree course in Linguistics, German Studies, Language Therapy, Cognitive Sciences, Communication Science or proof of a German or international comparable professionally qualifying
certificate of academic degree. As part of the degree or another degree programme, students must demonstrate Linguistic components worth 18 CP and components in the field of Psycholinguistics, Patholinguistics or Neurolinguistics worth at least 6 CP.