Lou has just had an article published in the journal ‘Language and Intercultural Communication’, related to her thesis work. You can access it here. Congratulations, Lou!
Read moreClosing Date 6th April 2016 The School of Languages and Cultures wishes to recruit a Lecturer in Applied Languages from 1 September 2016 or as soon as possible thereafter. The Applied Languages Section of the School of Languages and Cultures has an excellent reputation for the quality and innovation of its teaching. Staff have a range of research interests in […]
Read moreGary posted this link in the MA TESOL Facebook page, and I though it would be good to make it available here too. It’s for educaloxy.com and seems to advertise posts all over the world – teaching and academic. I’ll also add it to the Links tab above so that it is easily available.
Read moreAn interesting article that claims “Researchers are ‘not doing enough’ to explore options outside academia” What do you think? Is anyone planning on exploring other options?
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It’s been an eventful year to say the least! Not only did I submit my thesis and passed my viva but I also got a new job! *cue happy dance* I think this was THE biggest post-PhD fear that I’ve been harbouring for a long time. The “What to do after the PhD?” kind of question. Being an international student […]
Read moreI have just come across this interesting little website which is billed as a career resource for PhD researchers in the Humanities and Arts. There are podcasts, articles and videos to help people think through the different options after the PhD, mostly written by those who have gone on and beyond. Here is how the owners describe the site: ‘Beyond the […]
Read moreHow does this sound to you Mariam and Viv? http://chronicle.com/article/Replacing-the-Transience-of/45530/
Read moreWooJoo and Tzu-Hsuan (Carol) as PhD graduates Monday 5th July is Graduation day for the School of Education and, amongst others, LTE’s Carol (Tzu-Hsuan Liu) and Christine (WooJoo Lee) will be being ‘doctorised’. Congratulations to them – where they stand may others soon follow!
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