Rob 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
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Placement Puts Students At The Top of the Class
The Applied Linguistics Department offers several employability opportunities. One such placement is working with local schools as teaching assistants, with
Read moreEde and Ravenscroft Anniversary Student Prize 2017/2018
As you may know, we are always excited to celebrate our students’ achievements and 2019 brings us happy tidings of
Read moreHealth Communication Research Projects in Applied Linguistics
Two final year students in Applied Linguistics, Molly Rabin and Megan Davies, undertook a WOW (Week of Work) placement this
Read more(Cymraeg) Employability Series: Swansea University’s Applied Linguistics Literacy Partnership Placements Cyfres Cyflogadwyedd: Lleoliadau Partneriaeth Llythrennedd Ieithyddiaeth Gymhwysol Prifysgol Abertawe
My name is Maslin Costiniano and I would like to share with all of you an experience that I feel
Read moreDoing the MA TESOL at Swansea University: An International Student Perspective by Mink Yuthika
My name is Mink Yuthika. I completed an MA TESOL at Swansea University in 2017. At that time, I was
Read moreThere 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
Read moreGraham 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
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