Our applied linguistics research places a major emphasis on critical qualitative research into social and cultural issues in language education, and a non-essentialist approach to intercultural communication; but there is also interest in grammar, discourse and pragmatics.
Adrian Holliday speaking at the Teacher Educator Conference 2013. The British Council event took place in India. Professor Holliday's keynote address was titled Authenticity, Communities and Hidden Potentials.
Cutting edges is an annual event for those researching in the fields of applied linguistics, TESOL, modern languages, intercultural communication and education.
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MPhils and PhDs in Applied Linguistics are offered by the Centre for Language and Linguistics at Canterbury Christ Church University.
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Our expert staff specialise in research relating to social and cultural issues in language education; but there is also interest in grammar, discourse and pragmatics.
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We have a growing postgraduate student community. On this page you can read about the research they are carrying out.
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