ABSTRACT • In this paper EMI is addressed from a Translation and Interpreting Studies perspective in order to ascertain whether there is any scope for language mediation practices among non-Anglophone academics (not) using English in their teaching and research activities. The study is based on a survey carried out at the School of Management and Economics (University of Turin) and takes into consideration the opinions and attitudes of respondents towards the increasing anglification of higher education
The status of English as a lingua franca has led European universities to implement the use of this ...
English Medium Instruction (EMI) in universities continues to grow as an educational phenomenon and ...
There has been a striking increase in the number of universities in the Asia-Pacific region that are...
ABSTRACT • In this paper EMI is addressed from a Translation and Interpreting Studies perspective in...
In response to globalisation and internationalisation of both higher education and the job market, T...
English is increasingly used as a medium of instruction in European higher education not only in nor...
The paper explores the impact of the growth in English medium instruction (EMI) on the field of ELT....
The implementation of English as the medium of instruction (EMI) in Higher Education (HE) in its pro...
Comment on "English-medium Instruction and the Role of Language Mediation" by Claudio Bendazzol
This paper concerns English-medium instruction (EMI) and begins with an overview of issues relating ...
The use of English as a medium of instruction (EMI) in higher education is considered a vehicle in n...
English medium instruction (EMI) is a term historically used to refer to educational practices where...
This paper delves into students’ view on English-medium instruction (EMI) in two South European coun...
Research shows that students react differently to English-medium instruction depending on numerous f...
This paper reports on a qualitative study investigating the opinions on English Medium Instruction ...
The status of English as a lingua franca has led European universities to implement the use of this ...
English Medium Instruction (EMI) in universities continues to grow as an educational phenomenon and ...
There has been a striking increase in the number of universities in the Asia-Pacific region that are...
ABSTRACT • In this paper EMI is addressed from a Translation and Interpreting Studies perspective in...
In response to globalisation and internationalisation of both higher education and the job market, T...
English is increasingly used as a medium of instruction in European higher education not only in nor...
The paper explores the impact of the growth in English medium instruction (EMI) on the field of ELT....
The implementation of English as the medium of instruction (EMI) in Higher Education (HE) in its pro...
Comment on "English-medium Instruction and the Role of Language Mediation" by Claudio Bendazzol
This paper concerns English-medium instruction (EMI) and begins with an overview of issues relating ...
The use of English as a medium of instruction (EMI) in higher education is considered a vehicle in n...
English medium instruction (EMI) is a term historically used to refer to educational practices where...
This paper delves into students’ view on English-medium instruction (EMI) in two South European coun...
Research shows that students react differently to English-medium instruction depending on numerous f...
This paper reports on a qualitative study investigating the opinions on English Medium Instruction ...
The status of English as a lingua franca has led European universities to implement the use of this ...
English Medium Instruction (EMI) in universities continues to grow as an educational phenomenon and ...
There has been a striking increase in the number of universities in the Asia-Pacific region that are...