The School of Languages, Cultures and Societies conducts world-leading research into human languages, cultures, and societies past and present. Our work is driven by the understanding of language as a route to historical, sociological, psychological, political, literary and cultural insights, and the desire to nuance the key debates of our times with linguistically and contextually well-informed contributions.
The School of Languages, Cultures and Societies conducts individual as well as collaborative, and interdisciplinary research through Research Centres and Research Projects, and supervises postgraduate researchers working on a wide range of related topics.
"During my PhD, I was lucky enough to be able to teach on quite a variety of courses, both lectures and seminars, ranging from Italian grammar to foreign language teaching approaches, from translation theory and interpreting practice to statistics."
