Written by Alexander Raginsky 
Are you currently looking for a master’s program in Natural Language Processing? Feel free to consider Europe then. Yes, we all know that the US is known to be the best place to study NLP, but in case you don’t have a spare 100 000$, there is quite a bunch of European programs, including those
Written by Alexander Raginsky Our world is currently going through the most significant period of globalization in human history. Although English is still a second language for many around the world, most people still feel more comfortable in their own native language or in the language that they know best.
Written by Alexander Raginsky 
Some people would dispute that academic life is a boring and routine. However, in many cases it is not true. NLPPeople is delighted to present an interview with one of the brightest minds in the field of machine translation Dr. Marta R. Costa-jussà. She tells us about her exciting life full of travels and cutting-edge
Written by Alexander Raginsky 
Lena Bayeva is a Computational Linguist at Textkernel, an innovative company that specializes in multilingual semantic recruitment technology. In this interview, Lena shares her experience with job hunting, tells us her story and opinions on present and future of NLP and Computational Linguistics.
Written by Alexander Raginsky 
Leadership, development skills and the rest. This is the second part of the guideline describing personal and professional aspects of the career moving process for academics that will to explore other career options. In addition to the three groups of factors influencing hiring decisions described in the first part of the guide (available at
Written by Alexander Raginsky 
Knowledge and skills transfer. Early or later, almost every academic worker starts facing a big dilemma: whether to stay in academia or to move to industry. There is no doubt that both ways of career development have evident and obscure pros and cons. It is also clear that nobody except you can decide wither
