Researchers with a fixed-term contract | Applied Linguistics, English Linguistics
Graham Francis Burton
Short bio
Graham Burton is a researcher in the field of Applied Linguistics, specialising in Corpus Linguistics and its applications in language teaching. He is Assistant Editor of the Journal of the European Second Language Association (JESLA).
Academic qualifications:
– PhD Applied Linguistics (Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, Ireland)
– MA Applied Linguistics (University of Birmingham, UK)
– BA Linguistics and Philosophy (University of Essex, UK)
Courses
Advanced Scientific English
46002 · L-LIN/12 · PhD Programme in Sustainable Energy and Technologies · EN
Advanced Scientific English
46002 · L-LIN/12 · PhD Programme in Advanced-Systems Engineering · EN
Advanced Scientific English
46002 · L-LIN/12 · PhD Programme in Mountain Environment and Agriculture - Major in Sustainable Agricultural Production Systems · EN
English for Academic purposes
15144F · PhD Programme in Education and Social Sciences · EN
English Language Teaching-L3: Activities for young and very young learners of English with a focus on oral skills (Lab.)
11448B · L-LIN/12 · 5 year master degree in Primary Education - Ladin section · EN
English Language Teaching-L3: Activities for young and very young learners of English with a focus on oral skills (Lab.)
11448B · L-LIN/12 · 5 year master degree in Primary Education - Italian section · EN
English Language Teaching-L3: Approaches, syllabuses, lesson plans, assessment and materials in TEYL. Applications (Lab.)
11449B · L-LIN/12 · 5 year master degree in Primary Education - Italian section · EN
Main Research Areas
Corpus linguistics
English language teaching and materials design
Multilingualism
Academic writing
Pedagogical grammar