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ESP 2018

Towards ESP as an Established Academic Discipline 2018

Oxford, United Kingdom
1 - 2 June 2018
The conference ended on 02 June 2018

Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline
15th February 2018
Abstract Acceptance Notification
1st March 2018
Early Bird Deadline
23rd March 2018

About ESP 2018

English for Specific Purposes has now gained substantial body of practice and disciplinary research that differentiate it as an authentic area within the corpus of the study of English language as ultimately responsive to the realities of the professional and scientific surrounding spanning the world. There is a notable emergence of dedicated publications, special interest groups, trainings, conventions. With this conference we aim to explore what efforts and on whose side are needed to have ESP developed and incorporated into educational policies and universities curricula.

Topics

Applied linguistics, Language for specific purposes, Other linguistics and language education, English at work, English testing

Call for Papers

IESPTA organizes its 2nd ESP Conference at Oxford University on June 1-2. We invite papers dealing with ESP and the related fields.

  • ESP and educational policies
  • New developments in syllabus design
  • Digital world and ESP
  • Methods in reading and academic writing 
  • Issues in ESP
  • Integrating content and language in ESP
  • Migration and ESP
  • ESP Teacher
  • ESP at work
  • Impact of Technological development on ESP

Topics are not limited to above. 

Paper Submissions:

Papers are formal presentations on original research by one or more authors, lasting a total of 30 minutes (20 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for discussion). Please note that the time limit will be strictly adhered to.

Abstracts should be up to 250 words in length (including title and references). Title shouldn’t be more than 10 words.

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