Unlocking Language, Shaping the Future Natural language is ubiquitous and is used by people all around the world to communicate and share their ideas. Natural language processing (NLP) has tremendous potential for developing technology which allows everyone to interact with computers unlocking a range of possible applications.The UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in NLP is jointly run by the School of Informatics and the School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences (PPLS) and is funded by UK Research & Innovation (UKRI). We aim is to equip students with the fundamental skills for advanced research in NLP and language science, giving them foundations in: linguistics, machine learning, statistics, algorithms, programming, working with other modalities such as vision and design, ethics, and responsible innovation as they apply to NLP systems. Applications Closed We are no longer accepting new students for our programme. Consider applying to our new UKRI AI CDT in Designing Responsible NLP or other postgraduate research programmes at the School of Informatics. Programme Explore the CDT programme's structure and content. People Students, supervisors, management team, and external advisory team Partners Meet programme partners in industry and academia. Outputs Research and public engagement activities carried out by the members of the programme. This article was published on 2024-12-08