Languages and Cultures Network
for Australian Universities
LCNAU
LCNAU 2022 Colloquium
LCNAU’s Seventh Biennial Colloquium: ‘Looking back, moving forward: new directions and challenges in languages and cultures’ will be at The University of Melbourne, 28-30 Nov 2022.
Associate Professor/Professor – European Languages (Italian Studies) Location: Monash University, Clayton campus Employment Type: Full-time Duration: Continuing appointment The European Languages – Italian program within the School
The Department of Media, Communications, Creative Arts, Language and Literature (MCCALL) at Macquarie University is seeking to appoint a highly qualified teaching-intensive academic as Lecturer
Student Motivations: Why Japanese at the intermediate and advanced levels? This seminar will present the initial findings of the “Student Motivations” project, supported by Sakura
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Discover our Clusters
Teaching Indigenous Languages in Australia Universities
There is a great deal to discuss about how training in Indigenous languages at tertiary level is to be done effectively, and in a way that enriches our understanding of Indigenous languages. This cluster is designed to inform and facilitate that discussion.
This cluster seeks to explore the role of WIL in language studies from practical and theoretical points of view. It aims to facilitate the emergence of common research projects, to design and disseminate educational placement models and guidelines, as well as to promote WIL practices across the tertiary sector.
Translating and Interpreting Cultures and Languages
The TICL cluster provides a forum for discussion of translation and interpreting, and their use in the foreign language classroom and in the training of language and culture professionals.
Intercultural Language Teaching and Communication
The ILTAC cluster brings together researchers working towards a broader understanding and enactment of the intercultural dimension in language and culture education in tertiary environments.