From the development of search engines and virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, to text mining, educational technologies, and dementia research, applied research in language sciences has a growing impact on our everyday lives. Technological advances in brain imaging, and the rapid progress of research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, make Language Sciences an exciting area for future research.

The Centenary Italian Studies Fund aims to enrich the learning and research environment for Italian Studies at the University of Cambridge through donations from alumni or other friends of the Cambridge Italian Department within the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics.

Through this distinctive and foundational element of the MMLL tripos, Cambridge students encounter differences—of thought, communication, culture and expression—that transform them, personally and intellectually. They also encounter themselves in new ways.

The Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies (CCGS) is a hub dedicated to expanding the field of Greek studies.

The Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics and Trinity Hall are establishing a studentship in memory of Dr Isabelle McNeill.