Those of you keeping an eye on us, will have noticed a new page to our website. We are and will be featuring our present and past visiting scholars on the page and in a series of blog posts. Here’s the second – this time, a visiting student.
Visiting researchers
Those of you keeping an eye on us, will have noticed a new page to our website. We are and will be featuring our present and past visiting scholars on the page and in a series of blog posts. Here’s the first.
Dr Melinda Dooly from the Department of Language and Literature Education and Social Continue reading
First UCL-PKU Strategic Partner Fund winners revealed
Funding Success: HKU-UCL Strategic Partnership Fund
Li Wei and Miguel Pérez-Milans have secured funding for the project ‘Writing in the City’ as part of the 2017-2018 Hong Kong University – UCL Strategic Partnership Fund, together with Prof. Adam Jaworski (The University of Hong Kong).
The link with HKU is celebrated as part of UCL’s cross-disciplinary research-related initiatives, UCL Grand Challenges.
Funding success for a Postgraduate Training Workshop at our Centre
We are pleased to announce that Miguel Pérez-Milans and Alfonso Del Percio have secured funding from the ESRC UCL, Bloomsbury & East London Doctoral Training Partnership to host a two-day postgraduate training workshop on ‘Language, Ethnography and Activism’.
Date: 16-17 October 2017
Special Issue by our students
Illustration by Daniela López
We are proud to share a special issue of Bellaterra Journal of Teaching and Learning Language and Literature on language ideologies and language teaching edited by and featuring contributions from our very own doctoral students.
Congratulations Sara Young, Emma Brooks, Yuta Mogi and Alexantra Georgiou!
Free to download and share at http://revistes.uab.cat/jtl3/issue/view/v10-n2
Funding success!
We are very pleased to announce that Sian Preece‘s application for a UCL GrandChallenges small grant has been successful. Sian and Maki Kimura in the Dept of Political Science and English for Action London have been awarded £3980 for the project ‘What space in Brexit Britain for linguistic diversity?’. It’ll be starting in the autumn, so watch this space for news and updates.
Most cited articles in ‘Applied Linguistics’
The UCL Centre for Applied Linguistics has two papers in the most cited articles list of the Number 1 journal, Applied Linguistics (Impact Factor 3.593).
Congratulations to Andrea Révész and John O’Regan!
Read the articles for free here.
Impact in Applied Linguistics
Check out the articles nominated (and openly accessible) in Routledge’s ‘Impact in Applied Linguistics’ campaign.
We are represented 🙂
Exploring Multilingualism in London
Friday 9 June | 12:00-13:00 and 13:00-14:00 | Roberts 110
Free event as part of UCL Festival of Culture Continue reading
