L2 Mandarin Chinese research is part of a flagship project Multilingualism: Empowering Individuals, Transforming Societies (MEITS) which is founded by the AHRC under the Open World Research Initiative to transform the health of the discipline of Modern Languages in the UK, attitudes towards multilingualism, and language policy at home and abroad.
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29 May 2023
Saussan Khalil to speak in the "Language Variation and Pedagogy" strand at the "Questioning Language Teaching Orthodoxy in Higher Education" symposium at the University of Leeds
11 May 2023
On May 9th, Noga Ganany gave a lecture titled "Rethinking Religious Textuality in Ming Literature" for the Konfuzius Institut at Leipzig, Germany.
10 May 2023
What is South Korea’s president Yoon Suk Yeol's view on China?
05 May 2023
The Cambridge Society for the Application of Research (CSAR) PhD Student Awards recognise outstanding research with real world application and assist students to pursue their research or careers. Application for the awards are open to PhD students in any discipline at the University. Successful applicants are chosen by the CSAR PhD Student Awards Committee. This year, Mohammed Ibraheem Ahmed was among the award winners. He is a Woolf Institute PhD Scholar studying Early Muslim-Jewish Relations under the supervision of the Faculty's Professor Andrew Marsham.
03 May 2023
Religious tolerance in the Arab Gulf states: Christian organizations, soft power, and the politics of sustaining the “family–state” beyond the rentier model
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