#BECAS. Convocadas las Becas de Colaboración con Departamentos Universitarios (curso 24|25), para estudiantes que vayan a finalizar #grado o cursar un #máster oficial. 🤔Compatibles con la beca de Ministerio de Educación, FP y Deportes. 🔎2.000 euros de dotación cada una. +info: u.uma.es/fjx/

#OnThisDay in 1783 the Treaty of Paris was signed, which ended the American Revolution and formally recognized the United States as an independent nation.

Os informamos que la CEREMONIA DE GRADUACIÓN DE Filosofía y Letras (promoción 2020/2024) se celebrará el 15 de noviembre. Si quieres participar en la ceremonia y cumples los requisitos, debes rellenar este formulario de solicitud antes del 23 de septiembre: u.uma.es/flC/

✍️ Abierto plazo hasta el 16 de septiembre para solicitar la segunda convocatoria de evaluación compensatoria (curso 2023/2024). 🔎 A través del gestor de peticiones de la secretaría de tu centro, en el que podrás obtener el modelo de solicitud. +info: u.uma.es/dw5/

Si comienzas 1º del Grado en Estudios Ingleses o del Doble Grado en Educación Primaria y Estudios Ingleses, el XI Curso de Nivelación (Curso Cero) te interesa. ✉️ Inscripciones en [email protected] adjuntando copia de la matrícula e indicando nombre y apellidos.

¡¡Nos vemos a las 12 en el aula 8!! Tenemos muchas ganas de conoceros ☺️

10 Aussie expressions to start the week! 🇦🇺

Today marks 23 years since the day that shook America and the world.

Did you know that the year 2024 marks the 100th anniversary of Marie Corelli's death? Corelli was an English novelist largely concerned with Christianity, reincarnation, astral projection and mysticism 📚

#OnThisDay 404 years ago the Pilgrims set sail for Virginia from Plymouth, in England, in the Mayflower.

You've probably heard someone using well-known idioms and omitting the second part, like 'birds of a feather' or 'when in Rome'. This is called an anapodoton, and it relies on our shared understanding of language. Great minds..., huh?

Here is a word you didn't know you needed: The eigtheenth-century verb 'to fudgel' means to pretend to work while actually doing nothing. Have you been fudgelling a lot lately? #WordsonWednesday

An 'exophone writer' is an author who writes in a language that isn't their mother tongue. Some famous examples are Vladimir Nabokov, Chinua Achebe and Kazuo Ishiguro. Since their works were originally written in English, they are considered within the English literary tradition.

You're probably aware by now that Americans prefer spelling 'analyze' and Brits 'analyse'. If you were wondering what's going on in Ireland, here's some humourous insight:

#OnThisDay in 1896, American author F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in St. Paul, Minnesota. He wrote numerous short stories and five novels, the most well-known one being _The Great Gatsby_ 📚

Gussy #WordsOnWednesday

Halloween is coming... Are you a fan of horror movies? If you are, take a look at this map of the United States of Horror Movies! 🔪🇺🇸

📢 ¡Vuelve el Curso de Nivelación Grado en Estudios Ingleses (UMA)! El 3 de septiembre celebraremos una nueva edición dirigida al estudiantado de 1º del Grado en Estudios Ingleses y del Doble Grado con Educación Primaria. Filosofía y Letras ☑️Inscripción previa necesaria. ¡Os esperamos ese día a las 12:00h!