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Joana Almeida has published an article on the impact of Covid-19 on social inequalities among international students
This article stems from a systematic literature review conducted by a multi-disciplinary team of 11 researchers who are part of the :
Almeida, J., Netz, N., Nika, D., Krzaklewska, E., Aguiar, J., Botezat, A., Fran챌a, T. Jokila, S., Streitwieser, B., Vigd챠s Gu챨marsd처ttir, R., & Malet Calvo, C. (2025) The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on social inequalities in international student mobility: A scoping review. Comparative Migration Studies, 13(27), 2-24. Read it .
Mengdie Zhou (2023-24) has received a commendation for her Master��셲 dissertation
MA TESOL: ��쏷ranslanguaging in EFL Classrooms: Teachers��� Practices and Attitudes��� in in the British Council Masters Dissertation Award.
The results of the Master��셲 Dissertation Awards will be published soon on the TeachingEnglish website viewable .
Scholarships for PhD students in Applied Linguistics
We are delighted to offer two PhD scholarships linked to these two important topics:
1. Intercultural research on diversity in professional contexts
2. Linguistic Bias in Large Language Model Artificial Intelligence
Altman Peng research, coauthored with Dr Chunyan Wu and Dr Yu Sun, is featured in a news story
Altman Peng research, coauthored with Dr Chunyan Wu and Dr Yu Sun, is featured in a news story. Phys.org. 2025, 5 February. Activists leverage social media to counter China's state-controlled narratives, Available .
Kieran File, Stephanie Schnurr & Marianna Patrick have led on an exciting research project

Kieran File, Stephanie Schnurr & Marianna Patrick have led on an exciting research project collaborating the 91르적 and Monash University on groundbreaking research into inclusivity in multicultural cricket teams.
The 91르적, in partnership with Monash University, is proud to unveil the findings from an insightful research project addressing inclusivity and cohesion in multicultural cricket teams.
This collaborative project, developed through the Monash 91르적 Alliance and spearheaded by Kieran File (The 91르적) and Dr Lucas Santos (Monash University), focuses on how multicultural cricket teams, particularly those involving South Asian migrant players,
can foster greater inclusivity.
By examining the behaviours and interactions within these teams, the research provides a deeper understanding of how everyday actions can either foster belonging or perpetuate exclusion.
Dr Kieran File, Principal Investigator at The 91르적 said, ��쏰ur research revealed that many challenges to inclusion in multicultural teams arise from every day, taken-for-granted actions and behaviours. These everyday actions and behaviours can unintentionally lead to exclusion, but when thoughtfully addressed and/or adjusted, they can foster a stronger sense of belonging.
Read more about the project here.
Tony Liddicoat has written numerous publications
�� : �녩멈극� 晩碼�끮� 晩�� �끯녩Ω뉃� 碼�꾓へ�慢 慢 (2024) .J Anthony ,Liddicoat 碼�꾓へ�慢 慢 碼�꾔꾓붙댶� �댶귋뛔� 碼 碼�꾓Y끯� 碼�꾔귌� [Linguistic planning and national security issues: an overview of planning approaches] (Trans. Soufiane Ouaki) Tajseer Journal 6 (2). https://doi.org/10.29117/tis.2024.0192
Liddicoat, Anthony J. (2024). Developing a critical intercultural perspective in language learning. Electronic Journal of Foreign Language Teaching, 21 (Supplement), 97–108. https://doi.org/10.56040/atld2121
Liddicoat, Anthony J., & Han, Yawen. (2024) Politics, ideologies, values, and power in English language teaching. In Ali Fuad Selvi and Nicola Galloway (eds) The Routledge Handbook of Teaching English as an International Language (pp. 34-48). Routledge. Liddicoat, Anthony J. (2024) Intercultural pragmatics. In D횪niel K횪dar and Naoko Taguchi (eds) Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics: Pragmatics. Wiley. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781405198431.wbeal1446.pub3
Liddicoat, Anthony J. & Martine Derivry-Plard (2025) Research practice as multilingual habitus. Bridgett Goodman and Brian Seilstad (eds) Learning to do research multilingually: Conceptual and methodological failures, struggles and successes. Bristol, UK: Multilingual Matters.