100 Years of the Prague Linguistic Circle: CASS Synergies
Celebrating a century of Functional Structuralism and exploring its connections with Corpus Linguistics. On 6th October 2026, the Prague Linguistic Circle celebrated the centenary of
Celebrating a century of Functional Structuralism and exploring its connections with Corpus Linguistics. On 6th October 2026, the Prague Linguistic Circle celebrated the centenary of

Fortnightly Wednesdays, 12–1 pm | In person and onlineMostly in County South, B89 (see below). Free registration: Open Advanced methods in corpus linguistics research group

Eleven years ago, CASS received one of the UK’s most prestigious recognitions for higher education. This week as part of a visit by Nichola Tasker,

This week marks an exciting moment for research on Spoken American English. As part of the New Frontiers in Corpus Linguistics Symposium at The Hong
We are delighted to offer a full-time, fully funded PhD studentship (including a Research Training Support Grant) within the group of Dr Isobelle Clarke in
Written by Monika Bednarek and Gavin Brookes. Note: This post was simultaneously published by the Sydney Corpus Lab and by the ESRC Centre for Corpus
We are delighted to offer a fully funded PhD studentship available to both UK and international candidates. CASS has been awarded a prestigious North West
If you’re interested in accessible lectures from the traditional Lancaster Summer Schools in Corpus Linguistics 2025, covering a wide range of topics, you can watch
We are pleased to invite you to join a series of free, livestreamed public lectures during the week of 16 June 2025, as part of
On Friday May 30, Mr. David Frous, the Consul General of the Czech Republic visited the Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS) at
Leading the Way in Corpus Linguistics The ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS) at Lancaster University continues to affirm its leadership in
At the end of October 2024, I had the privilege of visiting Shanghai and Suzhou. This trip was more than just a visit—it was an