There and Back Again. A Swansea Student’s Tale – by Mike Kettle (MA TESOL 2017-2018)
Trevor Noah, a hilarious comedian and smart cookie, once said that travel is the best way to erode cultural barriers
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Graham O’Donaghue on his journey from Swansea Student to Working and Living in China
Hello to Everyone, First thank you for taking the time to read this post. My name is Graham O’Donoghue and
Read moreThe Gower Glossary: The Lexicographic Journey to Publication – By Ben Jones
What is the Gower dialect? Where did it come from? And is it still used today? In a new publication from
Read moreDr Leanne Bartley on Forensic Linguistics
As part of our ‘Language at the Movies’ events, run by the student Applied Linguistics Society, we asked former colleague
Read moreSarah Poole on her Year Abroad in South Korea
Sarah Poole, a student in the Applied Linguistics Department, is currently studying for a BA English Language and TESOL and is on
Read moreSwansea Linguistics Journal
This year’s finalists had a very busy schedule. Working hard on their dissertations and submitting their final pieces of coursework,
Read moreEmployability Series: Appen Visits Swansea University, by Carlie Andrews and Alexia Bowler
As part of our employability series, our last visitors of the semester were Sarah Lowe (Vice President of Language Resources in the
Read moreEmployability Series: Nuance Communications Visits Swansea University, by Alexia Bowler and Jade Hobby
As part of the College of Arts and Humanities’ employability drive and continuing student engagement programme, the Applied Linguistics department
Read moreHow I Survived University with Autism by Nicholas Fearn
Our guest post this month is by Nicholas Fearn a final year student in Applied Linguistics who is also (already)
Read moreEmployability: On Getting My Perfect Job by Harvey Miller
Before going to university, I was never entirely sure as to what my career aims were, although teaching has always
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