The International Conference “9th International Scientific Conference on Linguistic, Educational, and Intercultural Research 2024”

Vilnius University and the Language Teachers Association of Lithuania (LKPA) are pleased to announce the 9th International Scientific Conference on Linguistic, Educational, and Intercultural Research (LEIC Research 2024).
Set to take place on November 7th and 8th 2024, this conference marks a significant milestone as it coincides with the 25th Anniversary of the Institute of Foreign Languages, a co-founder of LKPA.
This conference will be held both as a hybrid event, allowing for virtual participation, and onsite for those attending in person.

Conference themes:

• Linguistic Research: Cognitive Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Pragmatics, Corpus Linguistics, Lexicology, Meta-lexicography, Discourse studies/ Language in the Media, Public and other Types of Discourse
• Language Teaching, Learning & Innovation: Language Acquisition, Language Testing and Assessment, Language Teacher Education, Language Teaching Methodology, Online Language Teaching and Testing, Language Curriculum Development and Syllabus Design
• Language Policy: Multilingualism, Languages and Rights, Minority and Regional Languages
• Intercultural Education and Research
• Literary Research

Important dates and registration fees

Rolling abstract submission: 15 September 2024*
Notification of acceptance of abstracts: 30 September 2024
Article submission: 1 October 2024
Acceptance of articles: 22 October 2024
Conference dates: 7–8 November 2024

*early submission is encouraged!

Presenter’s fee: €100
Online presenter’s fee: €50
Non-presenter’s participation fee: €10
Reception dinner fee (optional): €40 (by 25 October 2024)
Late registration fee: €120 (after 8 October 2024)
Arqus European University Alliance Presenter’s fee: €50
Arqus European University Alliance Online Presenter’s fee: €25

Please transfer the Conference fees by 7 October 2024.

 

For more information : https://www.leicresearch2024.flf.vu.lt/about

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