Emma Cayley 谷曦
@emmacayley.bsky.social
Professor of Medieval French and Head of School of Languages, Cultures & Societies at Uni of Leeds; Chair of UCFL; Co-Chair of AHA; playing card collector; MSS & cat-lover.
Reposted by Emma Cayley 谷曦
'The threat to languages is particularly ironic given Nottingham’s strategy, which promises a vision of a “university without borders” and Leicester’s “Citizens of Change” agenda, aiming to promote global citizenship and inclusivity'.
Global but monoglot: how's that supposed to work?
Global but monoglot: how's that supposed to work?
November 14, 2025 at 9:49 AM
'The threat to languages is particularly ironic given Nottingham’s strategy, which promises a vision of a “university without borders” and Leicester’s “Citizens of Change” agenda, aiming to promote global citizenship and inclusivity'.
Global but monoglot: how's that supposed to work?
Global but monoglot: how's that supposed to work?
We have a lot of collective expertise across our subject associations with navigating change and developing sustainable and workable programmes in our disciplines. Please reach out at [email protected] or contact me and @theapitman.bsky.social for @artsandhums.bsky.social to find out more
November 8, 2025 at 9:39 AM
We have a lot of collective expertise across our subject associations with navigating change and developing sustainable and workable programmes in our disciplines. Please reach out at [email protected] or contact me and @theapitman.bsky.social for @artsandhums.bsky.social to find out more
It’s incredibly shortsighted but also heart-breaking for all involved. I hope they will get a chance to put forward a counter proposal.
November 8, 2025 at 7:43 AM
It’s incredibly shortsighted but also heart-breaking for all involved. I hope they will get a chance to put forward a counter proposal.