Join us on Wednesday 9 April in the Graduate School as we highlight the work of the Centre for Language Education Research with a series of short talks by Centre staff and Centre doctoral students, artefact displays and a research seminar. Feel free to come along to find out more about the work of the Centre for Language Education Research.

All welcome. For catering and communication purposes, register here.

PROGRAMME

10.30-11.30 Showcase Talks (Room TR6)

Coffee and Chats

12.00-1.00 Seminar: “Language Trends in the UK: Past, Present, and Future” (TR6)

Lunch

1.30-3pm Showcase Talks (TR8)

Publications, posters, and project artefacts by Centre members will be on display 10am-3pm (TR8). Feel free to drop-in.

Centre for Language Education Research
We are a research centre founded by applied linguists, educationalists and social scientists committed to conducting research, developing research skills and building research capacity in language and education across local, national and international contexts. Our research advances knowledge and understanding of critical issues related to language use and education in multilingual and plurilingual environments. In our research partnerships and context-sensitive collaborations we work to reconceptualise research-practice and other divides. Languages are not divisive, but the world is ill-divided. Therefore, our research in language/s and education engages matters of social justice. The Centre also hosts NICILT (Northern Ireland Centre for Information on Language Teaching) which has nurtured language education in local schools for 30 years.

More information about the Centre for Language Education Research is available on our website.