GCSE Results in Languages & what they mean - see our website for some reflections on the 2024 uptake & outcomes in languages studies, with some recommendation by UCFL @ucflangs.bsky.social vice-chair Marcela Cazzoli & links to further articles, reviews & media responses 👇 university-council-for-languages.org/2024/08/23/gcs…

*Cultures of Palliative Care*, special issue of Literature & Medicine, ed. Anna M. Elsner and me, has been published. Brings transnational, transcultural, multilingual perspectives to this crucial topic. Full issue available here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/53121. Thanks to all contributors!

#Languages in demand in key professional sectors. Employability is built into all QUB Modern Languages degrees!

📢Just published! Three of our lab members Jordan McCullough & Marc Keller & Joe Wood have articles covering literary palliation, total pain and assisted dying in this theme issue on the cultures of palliative care edited by Anna M. Elsner & Steven Wilson Literature and Medicine

Beautiful skies over Senate House Library ILCS after the first day of the 'French Studies & The Medical Humanities' conference organised by Steven Wilson & Larry Duffy University of Kent French Studies

Brilliant time at the “French Studies and the Medical Humanities: Critical Intersectionalities” conference in London over the past two days! Congratulations to Steven Wilson and Larry Duffy on coordinating such a powerful event, showcasing evolutions since the 2017 meeting!

Get in touch if you have students keen to broaden their global experiences and spend 3 weeks with my excellent colleagues here next summer! Queen's University Belfast 🎓 US-UK Fulbright #GlobalLearning

My fabulous department and I are all excited to host the 2025 SFS conference at Bristol! Abstracts due 21 September. @BristolFrench Comparative Literatures and Cultures (CLC) Bristol SML Australian Society for French Studies Arts Matter Bristol University of Bristol

Congratulations to all on this momentous development. Proud to work with you as External Examiner and excited to see how students use their linguistic and cultural skills to engage with critical issues of our time.

Studies in the Novel SEL 1500 to 1900 Journal of College Student Development Shakespeare Bulletin Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (GJIA) NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Literature and Medicine 42.1, Spring 2024 Theme Issue: Cultures of Palliative Care Guest Editors: Anna M. Elsner and Steven Wilson ow.ly/kjsX50Tjicl

Presenting the new MA in Global Medical and Health Humanities Lancaster University School of Global Affairs at Lancaster University! This MA activates interdisciplinary teaching & research across the arts, humanities & social sciences to respond to major healthcare challenges facing the world. lancaster.ac.uk/study/postgrad…

We’re also very open to alternative formats beyond traditional panel sessions. Send us your proposals for round tables, workshops, project-based sessions, and anything else you can think of! [email protected] for more info

Erasmus+ on the agenda & debated in House of Lords on Thursday 12 September 2024, with excellent points raised by Baroness Coussins re. positive contribution of Erasmus+ to supply chain of language teachers in schools hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2024-09-…

German is the most spoken native language in the EU, Spanish is the 2nd most spoken native language in the world & French is spoken across 5 continents. That's why the language you learn in school is your key to new horizons, new connections & new opportunities, whoever you are.

At Université de Lille this week with Claire Dubois Mark O'Rawe for our first in-person meeting on the IMAGIN IRL project on French respones to the Irish revolution. Suivez cet espace! #multilinguallegacies