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Postgraduate research in applied linguistics
Current postgraduate students and their projects
- Bennett, Jeannie, Historical perspectives in NT education, PhD research.
- Caffery, Josephine, Linguistics in adult education and its effects on endangered languages , PhD research.
- Kawano, Mikiko, What can teachers do to motivate students, DocTeach research.
- Nakahara, Masumi, Becoming an intercultural teacher of Japanese in Australia, DocTeach research.
- Prichard, Nicola, Beyond the zone: Teaching abstract technical knowledge to first year university students, PhD research.
- Smith, Karla, The Iranun in Sabah, Malaysia: Language and decisions, PhD research.
- Toraman, Amber, The effect of teacher feedback on grammar and errors in L2 student writing, PhD research.
Completed theses supervised by applied linguistics staff
- Cresdee, Donovan 2006. Teaching cohesion in Auslan, PhD thesis.
- Etherington, Paul 2002, Nggem morphology and syntax, MAppLing(Hon) thesis.
- Etherington, Steven J. 2006. Learning to be Kunwinjku: Kunwinjku people discuss their pedagogy. PhD thesis.
- Goebel, Zane 2001, Communicative competence in Indonesian: Language choice in inter-ethnic interactions in Semarang. PhD thesis.
- Gravelle, Gilles G. 2001, Meyah morphology and syntax, MAppLing(Hon) thesis.
- Milne, Christopher 1998, Defining the ‘Good’ English Teacher: Japanese ELICOS Students’ Perceptions, MEd thesis.
- Wang Li 2002, Teaching Chinese culture to adult learners in Australia, DocTeach thesis.
- Widin, Jacqueline 2005, The implementation of Australian university-led international language education projects, PhD thesis.