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Year Abroad FAQs in Response to COVID-19 Disruption

Questions and answers for year abroad students who have had their course of study disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak.

COVID-19 Undergraduate Examination Arrangements in MMLL

Please read this article carefully in conjunction with the University announcement about examinations.

Human Time Interdisciplinary Workshop

Human Time: An interdisciplinary workshop on the metaphysics, psychology, semantics and pragmatics of time. Join us for this exciting event on 3 April 2020.

Maria Stepanova in Cambridge 2020

During February and March 2020 poet, essayist and novelist Maria Stepanova will be at Cambridge University as Visiting Bye-Fellow at Selwyn College. Maria Stepanova is a poet, essayist and journalist. She has published over ten collections of poetry in Russian, and several books of essay and criticism. Her most recent...

Dr Reich wins prestigious book prize

Proud to announce that Dr Rebecca Reich has won the prize for Best First Book, awarded by the American Association for the Teaching of Slavic and East European Languages.

“Verso il faro” 2017, Asinara, by Marco Delogu

Women in Sardinia: Creativity and Self-Expression

We are happy to announce a call for papers for the upcoming conference, "Women in Sardinia: Creativity and Self-Expression", set for 25-26 June 2020.

Elena Horn Holocaust documentary screening

German film director Elena Horn has been invited for a screening of her documentary 'The Lesson' about teaching the Holocaust.

Cambridge Undergraduate Conference in German Studies

Cambridge Undergraduate Conference in German Studies welcomes both 6th form students and undergraduates.

Translation and Multimodality: Beyond Words

The book Translation and Multimodality: Beyond Words , edited by MMLL Faculty colleagues Monica Boria (Italian), Ángeles Carreres (Spanish) and María Noriega-Sánchez (Spanish), and Marcus Tomalin (Trinity Hall) has been recently published by Routledge.

Dr Kirsty McDougall secures funding for new project on 'Improving Voice Identification Procedures'

Congratulations to Dr Kirsty McDougall and her team on securing Economic and Social Research Council funding worth £880,000 for their new project on ‘Improving Voice Identification Procedures’ (IVIP).

Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics