The next speaker in our English Language and Linguistics research seminar series is Professor Natalie Braber from Nottingham Trent University
The talk’s title is ‘Is our language part of our heritage? Intangible cultural heritage in the UK‘. There’s an abstract below.
This is an online session. Email Billy Clark to join: billy.clark@northumbria.ac.uk
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The next speaker in our Language and Linguistics Research Seminar series is our colleague Dr. Bill Guariento.
The talk’s title is ‘Supporting English Language Teaching students online in Gaza’
Bill will be telling us about his project supporting students in Gaza with online teaching.
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We are delighted to be hosting this year’s (rescheduled) Babel lecture at Northumbria University on Thursday the 3rd of October.
The speaker is Ben Crystal, Ben is an actor, author, producer, an Associate Artist with the Shakespeare North Playhouse, and a consultant creative producer for Shakespeare companies around the world.
The talk begins at 6.30pm with refreshments available from 6.
You can find out more and register here:
We’re sorry to say that this event has had to be postponed. It will now take place on Thursday the 3rd of October. We will make more announcements nearer the time.
We are delighted to be hosting this year’s Babel lecture at Northumbria University on Thursday the 13th of June. The speaker is Ben Crystal, Ben is an actor, author, producer, an Associate Artist with the Shakespeare North Playhouse, and a consultant creative producer for Shakespeare companies around the world.
You can find out more and register here:
Here is a collection of interviews with graduates from undergraduate English Language and Literature programmes discussing their current roles, how their undergraduate programmes relate to them, and how their work on English programmes helped contribute to their careers.
https://sway.cloud.microsoft/EeLevTG6pfEFuhll
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