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Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics

 

Research Strategy

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MML/ASNC share the following aims:

  • the support of long-term high-quality individual research projects (an objective carried over from RAE 2008);
  • the enhancement of interdisciplinary research, cutting across Departments and Faculties, through the operation of research clusters and strategic initiatives (discussed under ‘Income, infrastructure, and facilities’ below);
  • the extension of research collaboration (again an objective of many Departments in 2008, discussed in the section on ‘Collaboration’ below).

 

Three specific goals in connection with these general aims are as follows:

  • to ensure that the range of languages and cultures studied within the Faculty is maintained and, where possible, enhanced (in this connection, the creation of a new post in Brazilian Studies from October 2013 is a significant development);
  • to develop interdisciplinary collaboration within the research clusters across the language Departments and ASNC; and in the Language Sciences under the auspices of the University's Strategic Research Initiative in this area.
  • to encourage and enhance research in Film/Screen Media Studies.

 

News

Professor Anna Elsner wins European Research Council Starting Grant

9 February 2022

Assistant Professor Anna Magdalena Elsner of French Literature and Culture at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, has been awarded the prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant. Professor Anna Elsner is a former MPhil and PhD (2011) student at the University...

Simon Franklin's book, The Russian Graphosphere, awarded prestigious book prize.

19 November 2020

The Slavonic Section are delighted to congratulate Simon Franklin on his newest book, The Russian Graphosphere, 1450-1850 (Cambridge University Press, 2019), being awarded the prestigious University of Southern California Book Prize in Literary and Cultural Studies.

Cambridge University article features research of Dr Rebecca Reich

29 April 2019

Fantastic piece showcasing Dr Rebecca Reich's recent publication, 'State of Madness: Psychiatry, Literature and Dissent after Stalin'.

MEITS presented research at the House of Commons

6 December 2018

MEITS was part of a parliamentary event to present the research of the four OWRI projects at the House of Commons on Wednesday 28 November.

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