Has anyone here taken the Masters Program in NLP in the University of Lorraine?

Hey,

So I applied and got accepted to the university of lorraine to study NLP. My bachelor's was in one of the traditional engineering fields, and I have a lot of passion for NLP (read all of Jurafsky's book, read books on Information theory/deep learning and stats/probability, plus I have been programming as a hobby in python/typescript/bash for the past 6 years or so). And since most ML/NLP positions require a masters degree, I might as well get that piece …

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