Past Events

Join us online for talks and posters presenting work by early-career researchers. The Symposium is free, and open to all researchers at the University of Cambridge.

This event is part of the Cambridge Endangered Languages and Cultures Group (CELC) monthly webinar series. These webinars are designed to bring academics, students and members of the public into conversation with language activists from minority language communities.

To register contact the workshop organizer, Kasia M. Jaszczolt, on kmj21@cam.ac.uk, by 6 April 2021.

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Teacher wellbeing: Dispelling myths, complexifying constructs, and setting an agenda

Presented by Professor Sarah Mercer (University of Graz), this lecture is part of the Second Language Education Group (SLEG) online seminar series.

Please join us on Tuesday 23 Feburary to celebrate the official launch of the Centre for Lifelong Learning and Individualised Cognition (CLIC), a new collaboration between the University of Cambridge and the Nanyang

Presented by Dr Jenny Gibson,  Dr Napoleon Katsos (University of Cambridge) as part of the Second Language Education Group (SLEG) seminar series.

This seminar is free and will take place online via Zoom - all are welcome!

The Cambridge Language Sciences Annual Symposium is a meeting of minds, bringing together language scientists of all disciplines from the University of Cambridge and beyond. 

Presented by Mark Levy, John Simpson, Ann Veitch (British Council) as part of the Second Language Education Group (SLEG) seminar series.

This training workshop training for early-careers researchers gives you an opportunity to ‘step up to the podium,’ and receive constructive feedback and coaching to be a better public speaker.

This training workshop training for early-careers researchers gives you an opportunity to ‘step up to the podium,’ and receive constructive feedback and coaching to be a better public speaker. Places are offered on a first-come basis and priority will be given to the poster presenters at this year's Annual Symposium.