Previous research activities

Here you can read more about CIP's previous research activities. The list also includes research projects conducted by previous employees at CIP (post.doc, PhD, etc.).

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MARIANNE HAUGAARD SKOV

English as an everyday meaning-making resource – a linguistic ethnographic study among young people in Denmark

MARTIN C. UNGER

Ved du, hvad du har brug for? Et studie om behov i arbejdsmarkedsrettede danskkurser. 

Katherine Kappa

Emergence in a transient social configuration: 'A linguistic ethnographic study of how strangers establish practices for working together within international development' (PhD project 2019).

Camilla Falk Rønne Nissen

Blind spots of internationalization of Higher Education (PhD project 2019).

Anne Sofie Jakobsen

Danish Academic Vocabulary 'Four studies on the words of academic written Danish' (PhD project 2018).

Kimberly Renée Chopin

More Danish, More English: Language Policy, Language Use, and Medium of Instruction at a Danish University (PhD project 2016).

Sanne Larsen

Re-contextualising academic writing in English: Case studies of international students in Denmark (PhD project 2013)

Charlotte Øhrstrøm

International workers’ listening comprehension (PhD project 2012-2015).

Merike Jürna

Parallel language use in theory and practice (PhD project 2010-2013).

Joyce Kling

Teacher Cognition: EMI Lecturers at LIFE ( PhD project 2010-2013).

Anna Kristina Hultgren

'Domain Loss' in Danish: Rhetoric or Reality? (postdoctoral project 2010-2012).

Jacob Thøgersen

Parallel Instruction in Danish and English Description (2011).

Christian Jensen, Lars Stenius Stæhr, Jacob Thøgersen and others

Attitudes towards English as the language of instruction among Danish university lecturers (2009).

Pete Westbrook

'Bridging the linguistic and affective gaps' (project 2009-2011).

Christian Jensen, Louise Denver, Inger M. Mees, Charlotte Werther

Students' Perceptions of the English of Academics (SPEAC).