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Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics

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Part of a Bachelor's or Master's program involves writing a thesis that treats a subject in the student's degree program in a scholarly manner.

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Completion time and scope, general procedure, selection of topic and supervisor – business and economics, selection of topic and supervisor – quantitative finance, selection of topic and supervisor – informatics, olat process: registration, collection of project definition, and submission of thesis, alternative process: registration, collection of project definition and submission of thesis.

Registration for graduation

Note on publication

The information below applies to all theses.

*Plan the completion of your degree in advance, taking into consideration the published deadlines.

Registration deadlines

There are different procedures for the thesis process, from the issuance of the binding project definition to the timely and formally correct submission. The exact procedure is determined by the supervisor. 

For students of Informatics , the information and documents can be found on the website of the Department of Informatics.

Fact sheet for Bachelor's theses in Informatics   Fact sheet for Master's theses in Informatics

For students of Business and Economics as well as of the Joint Degree Master Program in Quantitative Finance of UZH and ETH, the two possible procedures for the process from registration to submission are presented below.

Business and Economics students may write their thesis with a professor of their choice from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics at UZH. The individual departments can provide additional assistance when it comes to selecting a topic.

Information from the Department of Finance   Topics suggested by the Departments of Economics and Business Administration (German only (PDF, 271 KB)

Students of the joint degree Master's program in Quantitative Finance at UZH and ETH may write their thesis with a professor of their choice from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics at UZH or the Department of Mathematics at ETH.

Information on the Quantitative Finance program

Informatics students must write their thesis with a professor from their program of study.

List and information for Bachelor's theses in Informatics   List and information for Master's theses in Informatics

After you have found a supervisor the further steps will be done via OLAT. You will receive an e-mail from your supervisor stating that you have been accepted into an OLAT course and that you can start with your thesis. As soon as you have selected the link in the e-mail and have thus joined the course, you will have one day (24 hours) to select your thesis topic.

With your selection, your personal workflow in OLAT will start in which the binding deadline will be recorded and which will always be visible for you. You will also receive an e-mail with the binding deadline. Please note that the deadline has to be met.

The following instructions describe the process and the further steps you have to take now.

Instructions OLAT (PDF, 960 KB)

You must submit your final thesis digitally in OLAT no later than the binding deadline (accessible in your personal workflow in OLAT or in the assignment email at the beginning of the workflow). Theses submitted late are considered to have been failed. Please be aware that the deadline is defined to the minute precisely and this has to be adhered to

Business and Economics or Quantitative Finance students can request their project definition by e-mail to [email protected] . They will also receive their topic and the exact deadline by e-mail. The submission will also be done by e-mail.

Fact sheet for theses using analogue procedure in Business and Economics and in Quantitative Finance (PDF, 126 KB)

The following documents must be attached to the e-mail:

• Proof of matriculation (e.g., student ID card)
• Students in a Bachelor's program: Proof that the assessment level has been passed (transcript of records, module booking printout or online summary of credits on a smartphone, tablet, or laptop)
• Students in a Master's program: Proof of admission to the Master's program for students who have not obtained a Bachelor's degree from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics at the University of Zurich (letter of admission incl. any appendix to the letter of admission).
• The completed registration form.

Form for Business and Economics (PDF, 545 KB)   Form for Quantitative Finance (PDF, 545 KB)

The thesis must be submitted by e-mail  no later than the agreed submission deadline (until 23:59) to [email protected]

The thesis may not be placed in the Dean's Office mailbox.

Theses submitted late are considered to have been failed.

In order to register for graduation certain deadlines apply. Please consider the information on the degree conferral dates:

Degree conferral dates

The actual registration for graduation takes place in the app "Study progress & graduation". Please not the procedure on the following website:

Publication by UZH As a researcher at the University of Zurich, you are required by the UZH Open Science Policy to publish a complete version of your current publications on the ZORA repository, if the legal situation allows it. Further information on publishing on the UZH ZORA repository can be found here .

Publication by external parties After completing their final theses, students repeatedly receive requests from (mainly) German publishers for a publication. Such requests should be treated with caution. Clarify any publication with your supervisor in advance. The supervisor can impose conditions for a publication. Ultimately, however, it is your decision whether you want to publish with a publisher. You should be aware that this is not to be equated with a publication in a scientific journal. Further information on the various publication channels can be found here .

Weiterführende Informationen

Contact Dean's Office

For the submission of documents and for questions of all kinds: E-Mail

Telephone hours for inquiries about the studies (except for questions regarding Master's admission and credit transfer ): +41 44 634 21 24 Mornings: Mon, Thu, Fri 9:30-11:30am Midday: Tue, 10:30am-12:30pm Evenings: Wed, 17:00-18:00pm

Opening hours Dean's Office desk (KOL-G-207): Tuesdays, 14.00-16.00pm

Study Coordination Informatics

Office BIN 2.B.11 Binzmühlestrasse 14 8050 Zurich Office hours

Contacts (sorted alphabetically by students' surnames)

A to J: Bea Girardet, Dekanat E-Mail  

K to O: Donata Mikosch, Dekanat E-Mail  

P to S: Richard Müller-Winter, Dekanat E-Mail  

T to Z: Susanne Erber, Dekanat E-Mail

Information Search in the Central Library

The central library regularly offers courses and workshops on researching academic literature:

• Research workshops (German only)
• Individual research support

If suspicion of plagiarism arises, supervisors will apply PlagScan-in-a-BOX to the thesis to verify if plagiarism is present.

Master's theses that are to be published on ZORA are always checked by means of software beforehand.

• Fact sheet on plagiarism (PDF, 109 KB)
• Scan Software «Turnitin Similarities»
• UZH website

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Department of Business Administration Strategic Management and Business Policy

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We handle the registration and submission of final theses via OLAT. Information is available under the following website:

  https://www.oec.uzh.ch/de/studies/theses.html

Writing a thesis at the Faculty of Business, Economics, and Informatics

In general, the regulations of the Faculty of Business, Economics, and Informatics ( Program regulations ) apply. The Faculty describes the overall process for writing Bachelor's and Master's theses ( Fact sheet ). Keep in mind to plan the completion of your degree by taking the published degree deadlines into consideration.

Specific requirements for the preparation of theses at the Chair of Strategic Management and Business Policy are explained below.

Writing a thesis at the Chair of Strategic Management and Business Policy

To apply for writing a thesis at the Chair, students have to go through the following three steps: 

1. Verify the minimal requirements (see below «1. Eligibility»)

2. Fill out the Application Form, which consists of three parts (see below «2. Application Form»): 

• Part I: Personal information
• Part II: Motivation statement (max. 200 words)
• Part III: Research proposal («Disposition»)

3. Send the filled Application Form together with the current Summary of Credits, which can be downloaded  here , per E-Mail to  us  (see below «3. Sending the application»). 

For an overview of the full procedure for completing a Bachelor's or Master's at the Chair, also read the  Procedure for writing a thesis (in German) (XLSX, 13 KB) .

1. Eligibility

Before preparing the application for writing a thesis at our Chair, students should verify that the following minimal requirements are met:

- Bachelor's thesis: successful completion of at least two Bachelor level courses, either a lecture or a seminar offered by the Chair.

- Master's thesis: successful completion of at least one Master level course, either a lecture or a seminar offered by the Chair, or of a Bachelor's thesis at the Chair.

2. Application Form

Students who are interested in writing a thesis at the Chair must first draft a Research Proposal («Disposition»), which is the most important part of the Application Form. The students should define the topic of interest, develop a research question, form the hypotheses, and plan the practical execution of the thesis (methodology, data collection, plan, etc.). It is fundamental that the proposed topic matches one of our fields of research: Strategic Management, Business Policy, Sports Economics, Betting Markets, Decision-making under risk, or Corporate Governance. For an overview of the publications of Prof. Dr. Egon Franck, see this  Publications list . Upon approval, students can also write a thesis in collaboration with a company (e.g., if they are doing an internship).

Part III of the Application Form contains useful practical advices on how to write the Research Proposal. Students should write their Research Proposal directly in the Application Form. Please keep the format.

3. Sending the application

When all documents are ready, please send the Application Form together with the current Summary of Credits to  [email protected] .

We are looking forward to hearing from you!

Further information

Guideline with the formal requirements

For the formal preparation of Bachelor's or Master's theses, the following Chair's guidelines apply (in German): Procedure for writing a thesis (DOCX, 51 KB) . The number of text pages is approx. 40 for a Bachelor's thesis and approx. 60 for Master's thesis.

The following theses ( WebPass-Login  - in German) can be used as a reference regarding formatting, citing, writing a bibliography, etc.

Books from the Chair's library are also available for students upon request. Please, find a list here (PDF, 77 KB)  and write an E-Mail to the  Secretary to check their availability.

To use correct scientific citations is key to avoid plagiarism. Read  What is plagiarism?  and the Fact sheet on plagiarism (PDF, 111 KB) . To help the students writing a thesis with us, we have prepared this Citation Guideline (PDF, 283 KB)  (in German).

A thesis in 40 steps

Writing a thesis is a complex work that requires multiple steps, from drafting a title to proof-reading the thesis: Writing a thesis in 40 steps (PNG, 528 KB) (note that not all the steps apply for a Bachelor's or Master's thesis).

Weiterführende Informationen

Contact person.

E-Mail:  Norina Furrer

Plattenstrasse 14, 8050 Zurich Phone + 41 44 634 29 27 Fax + 41 44 634 43 48

• Program regulations
• Fact sheet for theses
• Topics for theses suggested by the Department of Business Administration
• Degree deadlines
• Petition for postponing deadline

Downloads (in German)

• Overall procedure (XLSX, 13 KB)
• Registration form (DOCX, 89 KB)
• Formal guidelines for writing a thesis (DOCX, 51 KB)

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Department of Economics

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Theses can either be written in English or German unless stated otherwise.

In order to apply for a thesis, please send the following documents and information   to  [email protected] :

• Academic Record
• Letter of Motivation

Also include the date you wish to start with your thesis somewhere in your application.

List of topics:

The topics for the spring semester will be published until  December 10th and those for the fall semester until  May 20th . The decisions will be made by January 15th  and June 15th  respectively.

Master Theses

If you are interested in writing a master thesis at our chair, please contact Ms. Charlotte Rivera ( [email protected] ). Your message should at least provide information about the fields you are interested and a copy of your up-to-date academic record. If you have more concrete ideas for a thesis, please spell them out. Otherwise, we will discuss possible topics in a meeting.

Weiterführende Informationen

Useful stuff.

• Additional Information on Bachelor and Master Theses (german) (PDF, 322 KB)
• LaTeX Template (TXT, 5 KB)
• General Information about Bachelor/Master Theses
• Studienordnung BA
• Studienordnung MA

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University of Zurich Master Thesis Template (Universität Zürich Masterarbeit Vorlage) in RMarkdown and Latex in accordance to Bestimmungen zur Masterarbeit an der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universtät Zürich (UZH) .

Getting Started

Download or clone this repository to your computer.

Installation

Install all prerequisites

• RStudio (or knitr and all its dependencies)

or use this Homebrew command brew install r && brew cask install rstudio mactex on OSX.

Use with RStudio

• Open ma-thesis.Rproj with RStudio
• Change ma-thesis.Rmd according to The R Markdown Cheatsheet .
• Render a PDF with a click on Knit to PDF

Use with R command line

This project is maintained by @maehr . Please understand that we won't be able to provide individual support via email. We also believe that help is much more valuable if it's shared publicly, so that more people can benefit from it.

No changes are currently planned.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository .

• Moritz Mähr - Initial work - maehr

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

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University of Zurich Master Thesis Template

University of Zurich Master Thesis Template (Universität Zürich Masterarbeit Vorlage) in RMarkdown and Latex in accordance to Bestimmungen zur Masterarbeit an der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universtät Zürich (UZH).

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University of Zurich Master Thesis Template (Universität Zürich Masterarbeit Vorlage) in RMarkdown and Latex in accordance to Bestimmungen zur Masterarbeit an der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universtät Zürich (UZH) .

Getting Started

Download or clone this repository to your computer.

Installation

Install all prerequisites

• RStudio (or knitr and all its dependencies)

or use this Homebrew command brew install r && brew cask install rstudio mactex on OSX.

Use with RStudio

• Open ma-thesis.Rproj with RStudio
• Change ma-thesis.Rmd according to The R Markdown Cheatsheet .
• Render a PDF with a click on Knit to PDF

Use with R command line

This project is maintained by @maehr . Please understand that we won’t be able to provide individual support via email. We also believe that help is much more valuable if it’s shared publicly, so that more people can benefit from it.

No changes are currently planned.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository .

• Moritz Mähr - Initial work - maehr

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

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Department of Computational Linguistics

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• Niclas Bodenmann : (Key) Phrase Extraction with Masked Language Models and Information Theory (PDF, 1 MB) [Januar 2024, master's thesis, English]
• Jana Mara Hofmann : Predicting Reading Fluency with LSTMs (PDF, 3 MB) [December 2023, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Michelle Wastl : Unsupervised Translation Direction Detection (PDF, 2 MB) [December 2023, master's thesis, English]
• Andreas Säuberli : Automatic Generation and Evaluation of Multiple-Choice Reading Comprehension Items with Large Language Models (PDF, 2 MB) [December 2023, master's thesis, English]
• Elina Stüssi : Part-of-Speech Tagging on 16th Century Latin (PDF, 5 MB) [December 2023, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Iris Zoder : Impact of Lingusitic Versus Data Properties for Swiss German ASR (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2023, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Naomi Bleiker : Evaluation of Pre-trained Metrics and ChatGPT as Document-level Machine Translation Metrics (PDF, 863 KB) [June 2023, master's thesis, English]
• Renate Hauser : Adapting Gender-Inclusive Rewriting Models to Gender-Neutral German (PDF, 440 KB) [June 2023, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Daniela Hofmann : Computergestützte Erkennung von Textwiederverwendung in Schweizer Stellenanzeigen (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2023, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Sarah Kiener : Schneeschrauben, Himmelbäume, Gartengebäcke. Investigating and Enhancing the Sensitivity of Trained Neural Metrics to German Compounds (PDF, 874 KB) [June 2023, master's thesis, English]
• Sooyeon Cho : Attention Biasing for Knowledge-enhanced Review Response Generation (PDF, 999 KB) [June 2023, master's thesis, English]
• Laura Stahlhut : Inferring text comprehension from eye movements in reading using deep neural sequence models (PDF, 4 MB) [June 2023, master's thesis, English]
• Ahmet Uluslu : Exploring Hybrid Linguistic Features for Automatic Readability Assessment in Turkish (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2023, master's thesis, English]
• Luisa Wunderlin : Adversarial Attacks in German Hate Speech Detection (PDF, 1 MB) [December 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Sabrina Brändle : Machine Translation of Complex Sentences from Latin to German (PDF, 732 KB) [December 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Eirini Valkana : Code-switching detection in the Corpus of Early English Medical Writing (1375-1800) (PDF, 831 KB) [December 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Rebecka Fahrni : Evaluation of the Application of the Open-Source Python Toolbox MNE for the Assessment of Neural Processing of Degraded Speech from Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (PDF, 6 MB) [December 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Moritz Preisig : Analysing Social Media comments with Zero-Shot and Few-Shot Learning Techniques (PDF, 695 KB) [December 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Salome Wildermuth : Modeling dialogues for querying orofacial pain patients (PDF, 569 KB) [December 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Kim Hai Dinh : Medical Chatbot: A Hybrid Task-Oriented Dialogue System for Collecting Dental Healthcare Data by using T5 to Generate Questions (PDF, 568 KB) [December 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Wenyuan Wu : Cross-lingual Projection of Text Zoning Labels for Job Advertisements (PDF, 7 MB) [December 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Lucas Seiler : Sentence Compression in Machine Translation (PDF, 325 KB) [December 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Helen Schaller : Respond in Style: Personalising Review Response Generation by Optimising Continuous Prefixes (PDF, 2 MB) [December 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Eyal Dolev : Using Multilingual Word Embeddings for Similarity-Based Word Alignments in a Zero-Shot Setting Tested on the Case of German–Romansh (PDF, 3 MB) [August 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Victor Bielawski : Improving comprehensibility of rule-based text-to-speech output: eSpeak-NG and Polish (PDF, 707 KB) [July 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Ismail Prada : Telling News from Chatter: Automated Multi-Label Classification of 16th Century Documents (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Gian Radler : Improving Optical Character Recognition Output by Using a Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory Model (PDF, 326 KB) [June 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Berna Ilke Ersoy : Quantifying the Polarity of Noun Phrases (PDF, 664 KB) [June 2022, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Deborah Jakobi : Grapheme-to-Phoneme Mapping in Text (PDF, 1 MB) [May 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Christina Maria Müller : Comparison of rule compliance in corpora for the Austrian and Brazilian Easy Languages (PDF, 420 KB) [March 2022, CAS report, English]
• Zifan Jiang : Machine Translation between Spoken Languages and Signed Languages in Written Form (PDF, 2 MB) [February 2022, master's thesis, English]
• Camille Watter : VOT of bilabial and alveolar stops in Zurich German: a sociophonetic study (PDF, 8 MB) [December 2021, master's thesis, English]
• Luca Salini : Maschinelle Übersetzungssysteme von Französisch in die Schweizer Standardvarietät (PDF, 183 KB) [December 2021, bachelor's thesis, German]
• Francesco Tinner : Zero-shot Cross-lingual Transfer of the Topic Modeling Task (PDF, 1 MB) [December 2021, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Silvio Daniele Magaldi : A Task-specific Neural Translation Model for the Stellenmonitor Pipeline (PDF, 599 KB) [December 2021, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Andreas Säuberli : Measuring Reading Comprehension and Text Comprehensibility Using a Touchscreen Application (PDF, 597 KB) Zusammenfassung in leichter Sprache (PDF, 50 KB) (Deutsch) [July 2021, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Atreya Shankar :  SoPa++: Leveraging explainability from hybridized RNN, CNN and weighted finite-state neural architectures (PDF, 1 MB) [July 2021, master's thesis, English]
• Sophia Conrad : Toward automatic diagnosis of medical conditions involving speech impairment (PDF, 510 KB) [June 2021, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Karin Thommen : Emotionsanalyse in literarischen Texten mittels Machine Learning (PDF, 2 MB) [June 2021, bachelor's thesis, German]
• Debora Beuret : Uncovering the role of prosody in voice discrimination (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2021, master's thesis, English]
• Vera Bernhard : Automatic Lexical Stress Detection in Isolated English Words (PDF, 520 KB) Awarded with the Semester Award UZH spring semester 21 (FS21). Congratulations! [June 2021, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Lorenz Nagele :  Experiments on the Pronunciation Lexicon for Swiss German ASR (PDF, 578 KB) [December 2020, master's thesis, English]
• Tim Graf : Lexically Constrained Decoding using Insertion Transformer (PDF, 449 KB) [December 2020, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Adrian Van der Lek : CogniValSent. An extension of the CogniVal framework to evaluate the cognitive plausibility of sentence-level embeddings (PDF, 2 MB) [July 2020, master's thesis, English]
• Elainne Marie Vibal : Swiss Accident Prevention Meets NMT: An Evaluation of Machine Translated Texts with a Focus on Helvetisms (PDF, 2 MB) [July 2020, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Anja Ryser : Erstellung und Alignierung eines parallelen Korpus auf der Basis von “The Times in Plain English” (PDF, 387 KB) [July 2020, bachelor's thesis, German]
• Nicolas Spring :  Probing Tasks for Noised Back-Translation (PDF, 3 MB) [June 2020, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Iuliia Nigmatulina :  Acoustic modelling for Swiss German ASR (PDF, 6 MB) [June 2020, master's thesis, English]
• Tannon Kew : Language representation and modelling for Swiss German ASR (PDF, 2 MB) [May 2020, master's thesis, English]
• Markus Göckeritz : Eager Machine Tanslation (PDF, 2 MB) [March 2020, master's thesis, English]
• Alon Cohen : Aussprachebewertung von Vokalen mittels Formantenanalyse (PDF, 1 MB) [Dec 2019, bachelor's thesis, German]
• Stefan Bircher :  Toulouse and Cahors are French Cities, but T«i*louse and Caa.Qrs as well (PDF, 3 MB) [July 2019, master's thesis, English]
• Alessia Battisti : Automatic Cluster Analysis of Texts in Simplified German (PDF, 4831 KB) [June 2019, master's thesis, English]
• Michaela Benk :  Data Augmentation in Deep Learning for Hate Speech Detection in Lower Resource Settings (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2019, master's thesis, English]
• Janis Goldzycher : Taxonomy Learning without Labeled Data (PDF, 441 KB) [June 2019, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Isabel Meraner : Grasping the Nettle: Neural Entity Recognition for Scientific and Vernacular Plant Names (PDF, 1 MB)   [March 2019, master's thesis, English]
• Luzia Roth : Event Detection using bidirectional Long Short Term Memory Neural Networks [June 2018, master's thesis, English] ​
• Mara Bertamini : Domänenspezifische neuronale maschinelle Übersetzung für finanzwirtschaftliche Texte (PDF, 814 KB) [June 2018, master's thesis, German] ​
• Jasmin Heierli : Lemma Disambiguation in Multilingual Parallel Corpora (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2018, master's thesis, English] ​
• Massimo Lusetti : Normalization of Swiss German WhatsApp Messages with Statistical and Neural Sequence-to-Sequence Methods (PDF, 2 MB) [June 2018, master's thesis, English] ​
• Christof Bless : Information Retrieval Chatbots (PDF, 506 KB) [June 2018, bachelor's thesis, English] ​
• Noëmi Aepli : Parsing Approaches for Swiss German (PDF, 2 MB) [January 2018, master's thesis, English] ​
• Chantal Amrhein :  Post-Correcting OCR Errors Using Neural Machine Translation (PDF, 3 MB) [December 2017, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Sumanghalyah Suntharam : Perks and Problems of Corpus-Assisted Critical Discourse Analysis and Critical Discourse Analysis (PDF, 867 KB) [November 2017, master's thesis, English]
• Xi Rao : Automatic Labeling of Articles in International Investment Agreements (PDF, 9 MB) [July 2017, master's thesis, English]
• Parijat Ghoshal : Topic Modeling and Visualisation of Diachronic Trends in Biomedical Academic Articles (PDF, 2 MB) [June 2017, master's thesis, English]
• Yvonne Gwerder : Named Entity Recognition in Digitized Historical Texts (PDF, 1 MB) [June 2017, master's thesis, English]
• Mathias Müller : Treatment of Markup in Statistical Machine Translation (PDF, 942 KB) [January 2017, master's thesis, English]
• Phillip Ströbel : The Raison d’Etre  of Word Embeddings in Identifying Multiword Expressions in Bilingual Corpora [January 2017, master's thesis, English]
• Andrea Fritz : Erstellung eines parallelen Arzneimittelinformations-Korpus (Deutsch-Französisch) und Optimierung von dafür einsetzbaren Part-of-Speech-Taggern (PDF, 84 KB) [January 2017, master's thesis, German] 
• Thomas Murphy : Aspektsentimentklassifikation in Rezensionen (PDF, 436 KB) [January 2017, bachelor's thesis, German]
• Sara S. Wick : Automatic Article Correction in Academic Texts (PDF, 635 KB) [September 2016, master's thesis, English]
• Michela Rossi : Corpus Linguistics Approaches for Multilingual Discourse (PDF, 1 MB) Analysis [July 2016, master's thesis, English] 
• Chiara Baffelli : An Annotation Pipeline for Italian based on Dependency Parsing (PDF, 2 MB) [June 2016, master's thesis, English] 
• Reto Baumgartner : Morphologieanalyse und standarddeutsche Lemmatisierung für schweizerdeutsche Alltagstexte mit gewichteten Transduktoren (PDF, 547 KB) [April 2016, master's thesis, German] 
• Danica Pajovic : ACQDIVIZ - Visualizing Development In Longitudinal First Language Acquisition Data (PDF, 48 MB) [March 2016, master's thesis, English]
• Nicola Colic : Dependency Parsing for Relation Extraction in Biomedical Literature (PDF, 2 MB) [March 2016, master's thesis, English] 
• Lukas Fischer : Sentimentanalyse für Twitter (PDF, 331 KB) [March 2016, bachelor's thesis, German] 
• Dolores Batinic : Words in Mind and Words in Language (PDF, 887 KB) [December 2015, master's thesis, English]
• Julya Suter : Rule-based Text Simplification for German (PDF, 377 KB) [July 2015, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Simon Wegmüller : Twitter Sentiment Analysis: the Use of Automatically Acquired Training Data for Machine Learning and Hybrid Methods (PDF, 802 KB)   [July 2015, bachelor's thesis, English]
• Nadine Stamm : Klassifikation und Analyse von Emotionswörtern in Tweets für die Sentimentanalyse (PDF, 1 MB) [December 2014, bachelor's thesis, German]
• Stéphanie Lehner : Deutsche Substantivkomposita in parallelen Korpora: Erstellung und Evaluation eines multilingualen Goldstandards zur Optimierung der automatischen Übersetzungsbestimmung (PDF, 6 MB) [November 2014, licentiate thesis, German]
• Martina Bachmann : Aspektextraktion in domänenspezifischen Rezensionen (PDF, 545 KB) [July 2014, bachelor's thesis, German]
• Manuela Weibel : Aufbau paralleler Korpora und Implementierung eines wortalignierten Suchsystems für Deutsch – Rumantsch Grischun (PDF, 2 MB) [January 2014,  master's thesis, German] [ Daten (ZIP, 14 MB) ]
• Susanna Tron : A verb-centered Sentiment Analysis for French (PDF, 1 MB) [November 2013, master's thesis, English]
• Lenz Furrer : Unsupervised Text Segmentation for Correcting OCR Errors (PDF, 2 MB) [July 2013, master's thesis, English]
• Katrin Rettich : Automatische Annotation von deutschen und französischen temporalen Ausdrücken im Text+Berg-Korpus [June 2013, master's thesis, German] 
• Jeanette Isele : Machine Translation of Film Subtitles from English to Spanish. Combining a Statistical System with Rule-based Grammar Checking [June 2013, master's thesis, English] 

2012 (and earlier): licentiate theses

• Sarah Ebling : Generalized Templates in Example-Based Machine Translation (PDF, 892 KB) [January 2011, English]
• Annette Rios : Applying Finite-State Techniques to a Native American Language: Quechua (PDF, 1 MB) [November 2010, English]
• Sandra Roth : Automatisches Alignieren in parallelen Baumbanken (PDF, 3 MB) [November 2009, German]
• Anne Göhring : Spanische Erweiterung einer Parallelen Baumbank (PDF, 1 MB) [November 2009, German]
• Don Tuggener : Machine Learning für Koreferenz-Auflösung (PDF, 580 KB) [October 2009, German]
• Rico Sennrich : Syntactically Enriched Statistical Machine Translation from English to German (PDF, 525 KB) [September 2009, English]
• Angela Fahrni : Die Extraktion von Relationen für den Aufbau einer Ontologie (PDF, 5 MB) [April 2009, German]
• Sandra Lüthi : eGramD. ELearning mit Hilfe von computerlinguistisch annotierten Übungstexten für den Deutschunterricht auf Primarstufe (PDF, 2 MB) [April 2008, German]
• Lukas Rieder : Annotating Political Entities in Newspaper Articles: A COSA Implementation Using Finite-State Devices (PDF, 1 MB) [September 2008, English]
• Sandra Roth : Lexikalisch-Semantische Netze: Anwendungsperspektiven für die Computerlinguistik (PDF, 1 MB) [May 2006, German]
• Renata Ševciková : Schwierigkeiten in der automatischen Verarbeitung von Anaphora (PDF, 1 MB) [October 2005, German]
• Johann Fichtner : OT-Parsing (PDF, 5 MB) [October 2005, English]
• Roberto Nespeca : Auf dem Weg zu einem Lexikon, Tagger und Parser für das Antikchinesische: Teil I: Allgemeine Grundlagen und Aufbau linguistischer Analyse-Software (PDF, 8 MB) [October 2005, German]
• Cornelia Steinmann : Computerlinguistische Methoden und Anwendungen zur Unterstütung des Fremdsprachenlernens (PDF, 960 KB) [April 2005, German]
• Magnus Karlsson : The WDT approach. An Index Compression for the specific DoMayn EMayl. In Kooperation mit der Firma IBM, Böblingen. [July 2004]
• Carola Kühnlein : Eigennamenerkennung über Konzeptsensoren (PDF, 1 MB) . In Kooperation mit der Firma Eurospider, Zürich. [December 2003, German]
• Charlotte Merz : A Corpus Query Tool For Syntactically Annotated Corpora (PDF, 896 KB) [May 2003, English]
• Sonja Brodersen : Automatisches Lernen und Anwenden von Syntaxbaumtransformationen mit einem Markow-Modell (PDF, 606 KB) [March 2003, German]
• Jeannette Roth : Der Stand der Kunst in der Eigennamen-Erkennung. Mit einem Fokus auf Produktnamen-Erkennung (PDF, 804 KB) [December 2002, German]
• Christoph Biveroni : Natürlichsprachliche Datenbankschnittstellen: Sprachverstehen und Benutzerinteraktion (PDF, 1 MB) [October 2002, German]
• Catherine Ayer : Die Analyse englischer Nominalisierungen in sprachverarbeitenden Systemen. [June 2002]
• Björn Metzinger : Automatische E-Mayl Beantwortung. Theoretische Grundlagen und Aspekte praktischer Anwendung (PDF, 1 MB) [May 2002, German]
• Mirjam Oberholzer : Terminologische Definitionen: Form, Funktion, Extraktion (PDF, 294 KB) [May 2002, German]
• Stefan Höfler : Link2Tree: A Dependency-Constituency Converter. (PDF, 818 KB) [April 2002, English]
• Esther Kaufmann : Das Indexieren von natürlichsprachlichen Dokumenten und die inverse Seitenhäufigkeit (PDF, 653 KB) [October 2001, German]
• Angela Niederbäumer : German Terminology of Banking: Linguistic Methods of Description and Implementation of a Program for Term Extraction (PDF, 485 KB) [November 2000, English]
• Simon Clematide : Ellipsenbehandlung im UIS (PDF, 235 KB) [December 1998, German]
• Gerold Schneider : A Linguistic Comparison of Constituency, Dependency and Link Grammar (PDF, 885 KB) [June 1998, English]

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