Columbia University's Linguistics program equips students with tools to analyze language structure, variation, and evolution. These project topics span phonology, syntax, sociolinguistics, and computational linguistics—ideal for thesis work or collaborative research.
Code-Switching Patterns in Bilingual Communities in NYC
Syntax and Word Order Variation in Endangered Languages
Sociolinguistic Analysis of Gendered Language in Media
Phonological Processes in Urban African American Vernacular English
The Impact of Language Contact on Grammatical Structure
Acquisition of Plural Morphemes in Early Childhood
Analyzing Emoji Use as a Form of Visual Language
Prosody and Emotion in Multilingual Speech Patterns
Language Death and Preservation Strategies in Indigenous Tribes
Machine Learning for Dialect Identification in English
Semantic Drift in Internet Slang Over Time
Comparative Study of Language Ideologies Across Cultures
The Role of Gesture in Second Language Acquisition
Corpus-Based Analysis of Political Rhetoric
Accent Perception and Discrimination in the Workplace
Automatic Speech Recognition Accuracy Across Dialects
Loanwords and Cultural Identity in Modern Japanese
Deaf Identity and the Structure of Sign Languages
Syntactic Ambiguity Resolution in NLP Systems
Language and Power: Discourse Analysis of Political Campaigns
Collexa provides help with transcription analysis, linguistic surveys, syntactic parsing tools, and research writing in phonology and semantics.
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