Free Spanish online course

Spain and Latin America: Transatlantic Crossings is a Nottingham Open Online Course (NOOC). Whether you are […]

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From student to staff at UNNC – Q&A with Dougal Macbeth

Dougal Macbeth is a member of staff in the Centre for English Language Education (CELE) at […]

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Fancy learning Mandarin?

Various levels of Mandarin evening courses will continue to be offered by The Nottingham Confucius Institute […]

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Do you need to take an IELTS test for study, work or migration?

The University of Nottingham IELTS Test Centre offers tests every month throughout the year. You can […]

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Polari: the lost and found gay language

Professor Paul Baker, Lancaster University, joins us to discuss the history of Polari – a ‘form of theatrical slang incorporating Italianate words, rhyming slang, and Romany, used especially by homosexuals’ (Oxford Dictionaries).

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Language learning, history and the Germans

In this inaugural lecture, Professor Nicola McLelland, School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, will examine the history of teaching and learning languages in Europe since about 1500. Who decides what is ‘correct’, what is not, and how? How have people explained the rules? And how have Europeans taught and learnt their own and others’ languages?

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Language study – Mandarin speakers needed

A PhD candidate is looking for native Mandarin speakers who grow up in mainland China for […]

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Take part in a psychology study

Is English your first language? Would you like to take part in scientific research? This study […]

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Understanding Chinese names and academic culture

Professional Development are piloting a lunchtime workshop, in collaboration with the International Office and the Confucius […]

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Researching multilingually: dialogues between tourism and language learning

The Travel Cultures Network welcome Professor Alison Phipps, University of Glasgow, to deliver the lecture ‘Researching multilingually: dialogues between tourism and language learning’.

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