At our Higher seminars and colloquia, invited scholars and members of the faculty present their research. They are usually held in Swedish.
We have lots of ongoing projects in Swedish and Scandinavian Languages, in Bilingualism and in Translation Studies.
We arrange/co-arrange national and international conferences, symposia and workshops. Most of them are held in Swedish, some in English.
Our research directors, researchers and doctoral students conduct research in Swedish and Scandinavian Languages, Bilingualism and Translation Studies. Welcome to contact us!
Botanize among our recent publications in Swedish and Scandinavian Langugages, Swedish as a Foreign Language, Bilingualism, Interpreting and Translation.
Four PhD students will publicly defend their theses, Spring 2025. Scandinavian Languages: Giorgio Basciu 25/4, Milena Podolšak 9/6, Ana Rodriguez Gonzalez 13/6. Translation Studies: Lova Meister 16/5.
Lova Meister defended her doctoral thesis in Translation Studies in 2025: Style in Subtitles: A Dialogical Approach to Characterisation in Subtitled Film and Television Drama.
In 2025 Giorgio Basciu defended his thesis on the use of poetic word pairs in Old Norse poetry.
The new book Dynamics of Multilingualism includes five chapters by alumni from the Doctoral School course with the same name.
In an article, Mats Landqvist and Mona Blåsjö identifies and analyzes strategy changes among communicators in municipalities and how their conceptions of communicated knowledge transformed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Multilingualism Laboratory at the Centre for Research on Bilingualism has available space and equipment for experimental data collection.
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