Working at Schütze Lab

We are always looking for new group members with passion, talent, and grit!

You will have the chance to work at the cutting edge of research in computational linguistics and NLP. You may be exploring multilinguality on a Bible corpus of 1700+ languages, improving and enhancing latest transformer models or pushing the state of art on existing NLP tasks; you will be involved in asking the interesting questions, designing algorithms, conducting experiments and finally presenting your research in the best conferences around the world.

Current open thesis positions

WICHTIGER HINWEIS FUER BSc/MSc AM CIS: Die Betreuung einer Abschlussarbeit wird nur in Betracht gezogen, wenn Sie sich mindestens zwei Wochen vor Beginn des einwoechigen Anmeldungszeitraums ueber dieses Portal beworben haben.

Presently we have open BSc/MSc thesis positions in the following areas. Kindly apply on this form. You can also apply if you have a thesis topic of your own :

• Evaluating Faithfulness in Chain-of-Thought Reasoning
• Language Identification Challenges and Solutions
• GlotSparse: Creating Corpora in Under-Resourced Languages
• Privacy-preserving federated learning
• Hate speech detection data generation for a low-resource language
• Organize and Index Language Model Knowledge
• Multilinguality of large-scale language models
• Deep Dive into Multilinguality Analysis and Evaluation of Open-Source Large Language Models through Neural Representations
• Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback in Story Generation
• Low resource language identification
• In-Context Learning for Natural Language Generation
• Normalization of Orthographic and Script Variances with the Help of Parallel Corpus
• Enhancing Lexical Similarity Calculation through Grapheme-to-Phoneme Conversion
• Using Aligned Word Embedding Spaces for Orthography and Script Normalization
• Exploring Spatial Reasoning Abilities of Large Language Models
• How Multilingual are Existing Multilingual Benchmark Datasets? A Systematic Investigation
• Prioritized Training on Worth-Learning Samples with Your Pretrained Model
• Improve The Robustness of Language Model To Prompts

More topics will be added, so check back again.

Applications for PhD and Postdoc positions

If you are interested in working with us as a PhD student or postdoc, please send us an email. State briefly why you are interested and attach a CV, including information about your academic profile. No need for a separate cover letter or certificates. Important: please insert “Application PhD” or “Application Postdoc” in the subject line. If you are applying to a specific advertisement, note this in your email.

Masters/Bachelors Thesis and Internships

• If you want to do a thesis at the lab, kindly fill out this form or look at the advertised thesis topics above.
• If you are a Master/Bachelor student in Computational Linguistics at LMU, please be mindful of the deadlines advertised on the CIS website. Additionally you can pick one of the topics at this link (only available to LMU students).
• Sometimes, we take master students or summer interns if we get exceptional applicants (this usually means very good grades and a personal recommendation). Please fill out this form and mention that you are interested in an internship.

Computational Linguistics Degree at CIS

If you are interested in pursuing a Bachelor/Master degree at LMU Munich, please see the CIS website.