Are you studying the Masters programme in Language and Technology (MLT) and want to help discuss the program's structure and curriculum? Then you should become a student representative!

The programme council for the Masters programme in Language and Technology (MLT) serves as an advisory body to the department regarding the design of the programme. The council works on planning, follow-up, and development of the programme as a whole. Their mission is to ensure that the programme as a whole meets the degree objectives. They work based on nationally established governing documents as well as goals and strategies for education decided by the University of Gothenburg. The programme council is tasked with:

>        Continuously identify development needs and initiate programme development regarding organization and content.
>        Ensure progression between courses in the programme and in relation to degree objectives.
>        Participate in the responsible department's preparation of the programme's course plans before approval.
>        Contribute to the preparation of a new/revised curriculum.
>        Follow up, ensure quality, and develop the quality of the programme.
>        Promote information and experience exchange for both the programme's teachers and students.
>        Monitor the outside world and engage in dialogue on strategic issues important to the programme.

As a rule, one 1h long meeting is held each semester. You will receive a renumeration for attending the meeting.

As a student representative, you are responsible for speaking for all students on the programme. To support you in your role, you have Göta studentkårs Document of Opinions, the University of Gothenburg's governing documents, and the chairperson of the Humanities section as well as other student representatives. Get in touch with humsek@gota.gu.se if you have any questions about the role, or if you're interested in being a student representative on the Program Council for the Masters programme in Language and Technology at the Department of Philosophy, Linguistics, and Theory of Science!