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30 Jun 2024: The Courses: Key Facts. Modern and Medieval Languages. UCAS Code: R800 BA/MML. ... Applications per place (2018): 4. Number accepted (2018): 31. History and Modern Languages.

30 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Jobs in the MMLL Faculty.

30 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Faculty Rep Elections.

30 Jun 2024: The Linguistics Tripos provides the opportunity to concentrate on language as a phenomenon and on the ways languages can be analysed. ... Paper Li.4 - Linguistic variation and change. Part IIA (following Part I of the Linguistics Tripos).

30 Jun 2024: of the moving image, but in an expansive context that privileges freedom and originality of inquiry. ... language acquisition to computational linguistics, and from Welsh syntax to the history of linguistics in France.

30 Jun 2024: College, Cambridge; and Co-Editor-in-Chief for the linguistics journal Glossa Contact. ... She has lectured all over the world delivering over 250 talks and lectures.

30 Jun 2024: Popular Prints and Domestic Piety in Sixteenth-Century Naples’. Catherine O’Rawe (Italian/ Film, Bristol). ... Grace Lees-Maffei (Design History, Hertfordshire). ‘Playing at Home/Playing Away: Alessi and Italian Domesticity’.

30 Jun 2024: Find out about the experiences of former students, and where their degrees have taken them. ... Programme Officer, United Nations Children's Fund. BA Russian and German (ab initio).

30 Jun 2024: Schröder Research Associate and Affiliated Lecturer, German. Jesus. Senior Research Fellow, Modern Greek. ... Professor and Co-Director of the Language Technology Lab, Theoretical and Applied Linguistics.

30 Jun 2024: technicians etc.) will be working on the project simultaneously at any time, for any projects with regular reporting requirements, timesheets, events to organise, extensive travel etc., and for projects longer than ... Search form. Search. Related links.

30 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Festival of Ideas - Linguistics Events 2014. ... festivalofideas.cam.ac.uk/events/ideas-and-languages-six-more-languages-changed-world.

30 Jun 2024: of dissertation and thesis titles, and requests for the deferral of submission and intermission. ... Degree Committee and Postgraduate Studies Committee Membership and Contacts. Degree Committee 2023/24.

30 Jun 2024: The (Un)Clothed Body - nudity and nakedness; the role of clothing, costume and drag. ... Susan Suleiman (ed.), The Female Body in Western Culture, 1986. Teaching and learning:.

30 Jun 2024: Friday 20th May 2016, Senior Parlour, Gonville and Caius College . "Death in Italy". ... Death Stories and the Construction of a Transmortal Community in Dante's Purgatorio'.

30 Jun 2024: Cambridge graduates have an excellent employability rate in every sector, and linguists have a particularly good record. ... The value of languages and linguistics expertise is fully recognised across the board (e.g.

30 Jun 2024: Search. Related links. News. ... Professor Anna Elsner is a former MPhil and PhD (2011) student at the University.

30 Jun 2024: Faculty Board. Board Overview. The Faculty Board oversees the work of the Faculty, and answers to the General Board of the Faculties. ... Committee. The Degree Committee reports to the General Board, and has particular responsibilities for postgraduate

30 Jun 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. UCML seminar: The EU referendum and HE languages disciplines. ... Please see the event page for more information on the programme and speakers.

30 Jun 2024: of Thomas Martin: A Linguistic Study of an Unpublished Archive (Peeters, 2008); Exploring Language Change (Routledge, 2005); Jersey Norman French: A Linguistic Study of an Obsolescent Dialect (Blackwell, 2001); Language Obsolescence ... Her research has

30 Jun 2024: Search site. Contact. Cambridge Italian Research Network. Contact. CIRN organising committee. Name. Department. Email. History. MML (Italian). History. History. For further information about CIRN, please write to: cirn@mml.cam.ac.uk. CIRN has been