Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics

Language acquisition; Typology of phonetic accent; Learning and teaching pronunciation

German language history; language variation and change; historical sociolinguistics; dialectology and geolinguistics; written language

Translation; language teaching and learning

Cognitive linguistics;
construction grammar;
endangered languages and language documentation;
linguistic diversity and multilingualism;
Catalan, Welsh, and Slavonic languages

Comparative syntax; diachronic syntax; Italian dialectology; Romance philology; historical linguistics

Language endangerment and revitalization; language contact and change; grammatical change in endangered and revitalized languages; new speakers of endangered languages; corpus linguistics

Historical and synchronic comparative Romance and Greek linguistics;
morpho-syntax;
dialectology;
language contact;
cartography

Catalan-speaking areas;
languages and cultures of contemporary Spain

Language, literature and national identity

Modern language education and teaching publications in early modern Europe; impact of technology on linguistic diversity