CercleS2026 Parallel Sessions 6

CercleS2026 Parallel Sessions 6

Presentations

What
Five presentations per lecture theatre
, grouped according to the conference’s thematic areas
Where
Lecture theatres MA1, MA2, MA3, MA4, MA5 and MA6
– Former Music College, Piazza Lauro de Bosis, 6 (ground floor)
When
Saturday 12 September 2026, from 10.00 to 11.15 (CEST)

Speakers must be present in the lecture theatre from the start of the session

Topic areaTitleAuthorUniversityCo-presentersRoom
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernanceFrom Collaboration to Global Impact: CercleS and European University AlliancesCarrascosa Cañego DavidUniversity of Castilla-La Mancha (ES)Bueno Adriana PeñaMA1
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernanceDiscursive Constructions of Language, Belonging, and Integration Among Highly Educated MigrantsIsto Sanna-MarikaUniversity of Oulu (FI)MA1
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernanceFrom support units to strategic partners: The role of language centres in institutional language policyKuiken FolkertUniversity of Amsterdam (NL)MA1
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernancePromoting the use of Catalan at Alicante University: a campaign on linguistic rightsMacià Pérez MarinaUniversity of Alicante (ES)Sirvent David Garcia MA1
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernanceLanguage Policy Document in the Eunice4U Alliance. Intent, implementation and impact.Pilke NinaPoznan University of Technology (PL)Szczuka-Dorna Liliana (not attending)MA1
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesTeaching and Learning Methods for Achieving Constructive Alignment in ESP CoursesHegedušić MartinaLibertas International University (HR)Njerš Diana, Lukić Jakopčević Lucija MA2
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesLearning and perceiving complexity in legal English: A needs-analysis of first-year law students’ experiencesHintikka MariannaUniversity of Turku (FI)MA2
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesSustainable LSP Learning: Insights from Workplace Needs AnalysesKuosa Anne-MariaUniversity of Turku (FI)Saloranta Hanna (not attending), Åberg Anne-Maj (not attending)MA2
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesCommunication, Professionalism, and Global Skills: The Emerging Field of ESPP in Language CentresZanola AnnalisaUniversity of Brescia (IT)MA2
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesContent and Language Integrated Learning at Medical FacultiesČebišová KláraCharles University, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové (CZ)Schánělová Eva, Nečas Pavel (not attending)MA2
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesTeaching Mediation in Sensitive Clinical Contexts: Developing Pragmatic Competence in an ESP Course for EmbryologistsLahodová Vališová MarieMasaryk University Brno (CZ)Kibalnikova Tetiana MA3
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesCase-Based Learning and the Development of Metacognitive Skills in English for Physiotherapy Students: A Theoretical PerspectiveSnitková MáriaSlovak Medical University in Bratislava (SK)MA3
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesFrom Passive to Powerful: Activating Medical Language LearnersVrběcká DagmarCharles University, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové (CZ)Skořepa Hynek MA3
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesStrengthening Academic Writing Development Through a Structured Writing PathwayHorton ChristineTampere University (FI)MA3
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesErklären als Lerngegenstand im studienbegleitenden DeutschunterrichtRahn StefanFree University of Berlin (DE)MA3
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesThe English Article System in the Interlanguage of Polish Learners: A Corpus-Based StudyŚwiątek ArturUniversity of the National Education Commission in Kraków (PL)MA4
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesAI-Supported Legal Translation in a University Internship Context: A Case Study from the Language Centre of the University of ParmaCanepari MichelaUniversity of Parma (IT)MA4
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesBeyond the Poster Product: Learning Outcomes and Course Satisfaction in a Scenario-Based ESP Course Using Digital PostersMicinova IvanaPan-European University (SK)MA4
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesEnhancing L2 Academic Listening Comprehension through a Moodle Tool: Insights from Student FeedbackRassart EmmanuelleCatholic University of Louvain (BE)Starrs Colleen MA4
8. Languages for Specific Purposes (LSP) and Teaching MethodologiesIntegrating vibe coding into LSP teachingVan Lierop LeonieKU Leuven Language Institute (ILT) (BE)Bertels Ann MA4
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernanceOpening up the language classroom: From language skills to global citizenshipFischer JohannGeorg-August-University of Göttingen (DE)MA5
3. Language Policy, Identity, and Governance;Multilingualism and Identity Formation: Cultural Negotiation Through Language LearningPetronienė SaulèKaunas University of Technology (LT)Juzelėnienė Saulutė (TBC)MA5
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernanceMultilingualism at a Technical University – Opportunities and ChallengesPinho IdaKTH Royal Institute of Technology (SE)Kirchmeyer Nathalie MA5
3. Language Policy, Identity, and GovernanceDigital and non-digital communication in a UK and Russian university language centres – drawing academic bridges in times of geopolitical conflictsLinaker TanyaKing’s College LondonMA5

 

 

Workshops

What
Six workshops
grouped according to the conference’s thematic areas
Where
– Giulio Marinozzi Hall
– Giardino del Cinghiale, Piazza Lauro de Bosis, 4
– Lecture theatre MA6 – Former Music College, Piazza Lauro de Bosis, 6 (ground floor)

When
Saturday 12 September 2026, from 10.00 to 11.15 (CEST)

Speakers must be present in the lecture theatre from the start of the session

Topic areaTitleAuthorUniversityCo-presentersRoom
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationSpaces to Learn: Architecture for Language and Intercultural SkillsŠindelářová Skupeňová MartinaMasaryk University Brno (CZ)Sala Giulio Marinozzi
7. Creativity, Co-Intelligence, and Transversal EducationReframing language teaching in Higher Education: From creativity to learner agency in practiceStepanek LiborMasaryk University Brno (CZ)Sala Giulio Marinozzi
11. Assessment and Testing;Dalla teoria alla pratica: sperimentazione partecipata delle scale A2 CertitVitale GiuseppinaUniversity of Roma Tre (ITA)Edisson Cortés Velásquez Diego (TBC), Di Salvo Francesca, Fiasco Valeria (TBC)Aula MA6
11. Assessment and TestingAction-Oriented Assessment: From Task Design to EvaluationSawicka BarbaraPoznan University of Technology (PL)Fischer Johann, Rouveyrol Laurent, Zabala Delgado JuliaAula MA6
11. Assessment and TestingDefining and Recognising Future-Ready Communication Skills: The Role of Assessment ResearchFinnerty ColinOxford University PressAula MA6

 

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15 July 2026

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