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Language@Leeds is an interdisciplinary network for language research and scholarship encompassing expertise from the arts and humanities, social sciences, computing and engineering.

We work to maximise the positive impact of language research on society. Our collective aims include reducing inequities through education, making language more accessible, building more inclusive societies, enhancing cross-cultural communication, and optimising language education.

Collaboration is essential to achieve these aims. We connect individuals, communities and organizations on local, national and international levels.

Events

Affect and Multimodality in Medical Science Education: Exploring Health Literacy Practices to Humanize Communication

Abstract This talk examines how multimodal and affective resources shape health communication in medical education in Brazil, focusing on what...

Soizic Schoonbroodt - Manga in French - how they came to be and are translated

Abstract This webinar will explore the arrival of Japanese manga into the publishing markets of French speaking countries and the...

Bridging Stories: Writing Arabic Picture Books with Diglossia and Shared Reading in Mind

You are warmly invited to a talk by Manar Hazzaa, award-winning Arabic children's author and postgraduate researcher in the School...

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News

From South Korea to the World: Korean Literature in Translation

On 17 September the East Asian Translation satellite, led by Dr Cuie Xu and Prof. Martin Ward, hosted a unique...

Data Analysis with R Training Workshop - L@L PGR Group

On Tuesday 10 June 2026, the Language@Leeds PGR Group hosted a beginner-level R training workshop targeting social scientists led by...

Research Pitch Perfect 2 by the L@L PGR Group

Following the strong enthusiasm for the Research Pitch Perfect event, the Language@Leeds PGR community brought it back this semester. The...

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