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Linguistics
UCL Linguistics has an eminent reputation for its work in theoretical linguistics, which has attracted significant funding. Our research is aimed at discovering the nature and origin of the principles and representations that characterise the form, acquisition and use of human language. We are interested in many aspects of language, ranging from core grammatical knowledge (phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics) and the interpretation of utterances in context (pragmatics) to aspects of normal and abnormal language development (language acquisition, infant communicative development, and specific language impairment), and language impairments in aphasia and dementia.
Our department provides an ideal environment for research students. Are you interested in working with us? Please read on. Information about the various taught programmes to which we contribute can be found here.
Main Contacts
| Role | Person |
Telephone Number |
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Head of Research Department |
Ad Neeleman |
a.neeleman@ucl.ac.uk | 020 7679 4045 |
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Executive Officer |
Natalie Berry |
n.berry@ucl.ac.uk |
020 7679 4245 |
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Graduate Tutor |
Robyn Carston |
robyn.carston@ucl.ac.uk |
020 7679 4037 |
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Teaching & Learning Team Manager |
Stefanie Anyadi |
s.anyadi@ucl.ac.uk |
020 7679 4224 |
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