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Research Themes

Our research interests span education, communication and language sciences. Our disciplinary strengths and our synergies within the school and beyond allow us to bring new understanding to relevant questions.

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Education, Communication and Language Sciences
Our Research
Research Themes

Cross-cutting themes

Pedagogic innovation

We explore curriculum, technology, environment and internationalisation.

Technology and education

We have a long history of research in the area of learning and teaching using technology.

Phonetics and phonology

We're interested in and have expertise in experimental phonetics, adult and child phonology, socio-phonetics and multilingualism.

Professional learning and practice

Our research encompasses policy, theory and practice in professional learning.

Intercultural communication

We examine the relationship between language, culture and communication, in order to understand how best to enhance effective communication in linguistically and culturally diverse contexts.

Children's speech and language

Our group is comprised of academics, PGR students and post-doctoral researchers with a common interest in child language development and disorders.

International development and global education

Our research aims to inspire and empower young people from disadvantaged communities.

Social interaction and professional communication

Understanding language and social interaction in a range of professional contexts in order to understand, and help improve effective communication.

Language, cognition and communication disorders in adults

Our research focuses on language and communication difficulties in adults with acquired neurological difficulties including aphasia, cognitive communication disorders and apraxia of speech.