Staff Research at Swansea University: Interview with Prof. Nuria Lorenzo-Dus
Welcome to the July edition of the blog. This month we interview Prof. Nuria Lorenzo-Dus about her research. A discourse
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Presenting my dissertation at a national TESOL conference: When not even Coronavirus can stop research from being shared!
My name is Beatrice Massa and I recently completed a master’s in TESOL at Swansea University. After graduating in July
Read moreConferencing 101
In this post, two of our current PhD students, Chloe Mills and Tesni Galvin, discuss their experiences of attending conferences
Read moreLearning, Sharing and Losing Words, Prof. Tess Fitzpatrick at Abralin Ao Vivo
In our latest blog, we thought we’d share Prof. Tess Fitzpatrick’s talk on ‘Learning, Sharing and Losing Words’, given at
Read moreRob Penhallurick at Freie Universität Berlin
On 10 July 2019, Rob Penhallurick took two MA classes in sociolinguistics as a guest lecturer at the Freie Universität
Read moreRob Penhallurick at the Deutscher Sprachatlas
On 19 June 2019, Rob Penhallurick gave a guest talk at the prestigious Deutscher Sprachatlas, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany. The title
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 moreNEW Applied Linguistics PhD Projects
The Department of Applied Linguistics welcomes applications from strong students for the following projects, to be co-supervised within the department
Read moreThe Long Interview – Dr Rob Penhallurick on his new book, Studying Dialect (Palgrave, 2018)
Dr Rob Penhallurick has been teaching at Swansea University for over twenty years and is a specialist in dialectology. His
Read moreThe Long Interview: Professor Nuria Lorenzo-Dus
Professor Nuria Lorenzo-Dus is a linguist at Swansea University. Within the department, she convenes and teaches the second-year undergraduate module
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