Del 173 - Second Language Acquisition

Learning and Teaching Multilingually in Higher Education

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Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvPatchareerat Yanaprasart,Sílvia Melo-Pfeifer

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Critical and reflective discussion of the challenges and possibilities of increasingly multilingual higher education. This book investigates the role and place of language in the complex process of internationalising academic knowledge and work, and offers a unique focus on the lived experiences of both teachers and students in multilingual university contexts.The authors explore how multilingual teachers and students navigate issues of identity, authenticity and belonging, centring their voices and underscoring their beliefs, struggles and innovations when navigating multilingual higher education environments.The book bridges policy, teaching practice and student experience in higher education and is grounded in empirical, cross-national research, providing a comparative insight into how multilingualism is experienced in different higher education systems. It provides fresh insights into what it means to teach and learn multilingually and envisions a more inclusive, humanised and equitable approach to multilingual higher education.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-07-14
Mått156 x 234 x 12 mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieDel 173 i Second Language Acquisition
Antal sidor152
FörlagMultilingual Matters
ISBN9781800412170

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Patchareerat Yanaprasart is Senior Lecturer at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. Her research focuses on intercultural and multilingual communication, particularly in professional, educational and expatriate contexts, and explores how language, culture and identity interact in multilingual workplaces and international mobility. Sílvia Melo-Pfeifer is Full Professor at the University of Hamburg, Germany. Her research focuses on visual methods, multilingual pedagogies and language teacher education. Her publications include Visualising Language Students and Teachers as Multilinguals (with Paula Kalaja, Multilingual Matters, 2025).

Yongyan Zheng: ForewordChapter 1. Introduction: Why a Book on Learning and Teaching Multilingually in Higher Education?Part 1: Internationalisation of and Linguistic Diversity in Higher Education: Institutional Voices on an Apparent ConundrumChapter 2. Internationalisation in and of Higher EducationChapter 3. Language Policies in Higher EducationChapter 4. Academic Mobility: A Focus on Student VoicesDiscussion of Part 1: Xuesong (Andy) Gao: Learning Multilingually in Higher Education Part 2: Multilingualism in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: Issues of Legitimacy and Authenticity in Students’ VoicesChapter 5. The Bi-National Empirical Study: Methodological ConsiderationsChapter 6. Beliefs about Authentic (Multilingual) Teachers and Teaching in Higher EducationChapter 7. Students’ Beliefs about Multilingual Teachers and Teaching in Higher EducationChapter 8. Language, Knowledge and Power in Higher Education: Teaching and Producing Knowledge MultilinguallyDiscussion of Part 2: Vander Tavares: Teaching and Living Multilingualism in Higher Education in Neoliberal TimesSusana Pinto: Afterword: Humanising Learning and Teaching in Higher Education through Multilingualism

Giving a voice to international students and expatriate scholars, this volume is a thought-provoking call for multilinguality and social and epistemic justice in research, teaching and learning in Higher Education. Drawing on solid literature and personal experiences, Yanaprasart and Melo-Pfeifer aptly challenge the uniformization mindset in the academy while arguing for social inclusiveness and balance between global and local views and goals.