This event will be hosted by the Department of Language and Linguistics.
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Our conference theme is Applied Linguistics in contemporary contexts: practices, approaches, and future directions.
This is an invitation to explore and discuss what applied linguistics has to offer in terms of understanding contemporary issues and challenges. The theme is an opportunity for us to reflect on the changing practices and approaches that contemporary contexts require us to adapt to, as well as looking to the future to explore what roles we see applied linguistics playing in our increasingly interdisciplinary worlds.
We particularly encourage submissions that engage with multilingualism, the role of applied linguistics in interdisciplinary research, social justice, and advancing technologies in social, education and workplace contexts.
New to the conference this year is a final discussion panel where our invited speakers will reflect on the key themes and conversations of the conference. Our invited panellists are:
BAAL is a professional association, based in the UK, which provides a forum for people interested in language and applied linguistics. BAAL organises scientific meetings, and publishes a newsletter and conference proceedings. We support applied linguistic activity via funding, special interest groups, an annual book prize, seminars in collaboration with Cambridge University Press and a series of researcher development workshops.
We maintain close links to institutions and organisations with an interest in applied linguistics. BAAL is affiliated to AILA, the International Association of Applied Linguistics. BAAL is a registered charity and members of BAAL are automatically members of AILA.
BAAL Currently has 17 Special Interest Groups (SIGS) and they are:
We are inviting abstracts for the following contributions:
April 10th 2024
To submit your abstract, please use the Oxford Abstracts.
If it is your first time to use Oxford Abstracts, please note that you will need to register to submit your abstract.
Workshops should be designed as practical skills sessions and be participatory in nature. Formats for colloquia are flexible and can be decided by the proposers. They may consist of thematically related conventional presentations, shorter flash-talks, discussion sessions.
Please submit only one abstract per colloquium. The maximum abstract length is 300 words for Posters, Presentations and Workshops and 500 words for Colloquia.