News in Modern Languages Upstairs, Downstairs, and the Spaces In-Between DescriptionDr Kinga Goodwin, Policy Impact Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Department of Modern Languages, discusses the intersections of various cultural identities, and how this impacts on migrant artists.Date:Friday 19 February 2021 Grant success for Post-Socialist Britain project DescriptionProfessor Sara Jones, Dr Charlotte Galpin (University of Birmingham) and Dr Jenny Wüstenberg (Nottingham Trent University) have received a grant of £935k from the Arts and Humanities Research Council.Date:Monday 18 January 2021 Why knowing languages matters DescriptionProfessor Dagmar Divjak comments on the British Academy joint statement warning that the pandemic should serve as a wakeup call on the decline of language learning across the English speaking worldDate:Friday 18 December 2020 John Goodyear on Radio Pandemic a wake-up call on language learning decline across English-speaking world DescriptionThe British Academy has issued a joint statement warning that the pandemic should serve as a wakeup call on language learning decline across the English speaking world. Professor Dagmar Divjak shares her thoughts.Date:Monday 14 December 2020 How to Make the Most of a Virtual Panel in 2020 - Li Siguang Annual Lecture DescriptionPhD Modern Languages student, Ciela Shiyu He, was invited to form part of the panel during our recent annual China Institute Li Siguang lecture, delivered by veteran journalist and media owner, Kevin Sui.Date:Friday 20 November 2020 Teaching with Testimony across the Curriculum DescriptionWhy teach Holocaust education across the curriculum? And what role can testimony play in such an approach? These questions were the subject of a CPD webinar organised by Professor Sara Jones in October 2020.Date:Tuesday 10 November 2020 M4C Competition in the Department of Modern Languages, Birmingham DescriptionThe M4C competition has opened. Successful applicants will receive 3.5 years funding for a full-time Open Doctoral Award, as well as access to a diverse range of training courses.Date:Monday 2 November 2020 Multilingualism and Islamic Literary Theory DescriptionOn 15th March 2019, Professor Rebecca Ruth Gould delivered a lecture about her ERC-funded project Global Literary Theory at the India International Centre, New Delhi.Date:Friday 23 October 2020 Displaying 1 to 8 of 343 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next