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Prof. Will Fowler is in Querétaro today, León tomorrow, and Guanajuato on Sat. He is giving a public lecture at the Tecnológico de Monterrey, another at the Historical Archive of León, and will present his latest novel Traidores in Querétaro and at the Universidad de Guanajuato.
Professor Will Fowler is in Mexico City today and tomorrow giving a public lecture on history and fiction in the CIDE, another at the UNAM, and will present his latest novel Traidoresat the Mexican Academy of History and in the bookshop El Péndulo (Polanco).
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We're hoping to see many of you at our next Byre World event on Tuesday! Explore travel through literary translation with Annette Hug, Andrew Cusack and us!
- Tuesday, 20.10.26
- 06:00pm - 07.30pm
- @ByreTheatre, LL Studio
Modern Languages at St Andrews retweeted
Pleased to see our article on Perusi Kagaju in the latest print issue of @EALCS_Journal @auukarekezi @mcinally_d @StAModLangs
Replying to @EALCS_Journal
Alice U. U. Karekezi, Nicki Hitchcott & John McInally's utilisation of narrative biography & oral testimony of the genocide in Rwanda to show the colonial representation of black motherhood as, among other things, threatening and disposable
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Applications are now being accepted for the Katherine Hawley PhD Scholarship for students from underrepresented or financially disadvantaged backgrounds.
Full details and advice for applicants➡️ st-andrews.ac.uk/modern-lang…
The scholarship is open to applicants looking to start a doctoral (PhD) degree in 2027-28 in the Faculties of Arts and Divinity - including with the School of Modern Languages at the University of St Andrews.
Applications are now being accepted for the Gibson-Sykora PhD Scholarship.
The scholarship is open to applicants with Polish nationality and Home fee status looking to start a doctoral (PhD) degree in 2027-28 - including with the SoML at the University of St Andrews.
The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need. Awards cover the applicable tuition fee for up to 3.5 years.
It was ranked first in Scotland in the most recent UK national research assessment exercise - more than 80% of the School's research and impact was judged to be world-leading or internationally excellent. Full details and advice for applicants➡️ lnkd.in/ePwDTtxW
The School of Modern Languages has an exceptionally broad variety of research interests ranging from the medieval period to the present day and engages with literatures and cultures from around the world.
Modern Languages at St Andrews retweeted
We hope to seeing many of you at our next Byre World event “Creative Writing in the Archive”. Our guest speaker, Emma Mitchell, will talk about eighteenth-century prostitution, working with archives, and creative writing.
� Wednesday, 07.10.26; 6:00pm-7.30pm
� Byre Theatre
Call for Conference Papers 'Women and Arabic Theatre' April 21-23 2027. Apply by 1 Dec 2026. More here: shorturl.at/HCOj0.
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Join Translator Ellen Elias-Bursać for a reading of the translated work 'Celebration', as well as a Q+A discussion about her career journey and what inspires her in her work!
When: Wednesday 14th October, 6:15 PM in UCO: School 2
To sign up for the event, please register here: shorturl.at/xDz2l
Modern Languages at St Andrews retweeted
Happy to welcome journalist and writer Lala Toutonian to talk about old and new Argentinian ‘weird’ literature by women in our Research Café program organized by Fabio Caiani @StAModLangs
As part of the Festival of Languages, we are highlighting the case studies of some of our recent graduates:
Ana Ross (Chinese and Russian, Class of 2026) and Alistair Grant (Chinese and German, Class of 2026) explored linguistic diversity as part of an EDI campaign.
Ana’s project examines the political and identity implications of simplified and traditional Chinese characters, while Alistair’s explores accent discrimination and language attitudes in Chinese-speaking contexts.




















