QUB Modern Languages

@ModLangs_QUB

A dynamic teaching and research unit focused on French, Irish, Portuguese and Spanish. Graduate options in #Masters by Research, #Translation and #Interpreting.

Belfast linktr.ee/qubmodern Joined January 2013

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QUB Modern Languages @ModLangs_QUB Feb 20

Changes ahead!
@ModLangs_QUB is leaving Twitter and contributing to school-wide platforms on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok
We’re celebrating all departments, all students and all achievements from the School of Arts, English and Languages under @QUBAEL. See you there!

QUB Modern Languages @ModLangs_QUB Dec 4, 2025

Our colleague Dr Emma Humphries, Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow in the Department of Modern Languages, took part in #TEDxQUB yesterday.

QUB Strategic Engagement @QUBEngagement Dec 3, 2025

First up: Dr Emma Humphries explores how pop culture is reshaping language in her talk “Is Sabrina Carpenter is saving the English language.”
@QUBelfast | @QUBEngagement | @QUBStaff | @qub_ael | @ModLangs_QUB

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QUB Modern Languages @ModLangs_QUB Dec 1, 2025

This year's Modern Languages Emerging Voices Lecture will be given by Dr Victoria Adams (Leeds) Between Commodification and Autonomy: Mapping the Impacts of State Funding on Cultural Production in Brazil post-1990
Wednesday 3rd December @ 4.30pm, 6 University Square, Room OG/006

QUB Modern Languages @ModLangs_QUB Nov 27, 2025

A reminder of this event taking place tomorrow!

QUB Modern Languages @ModLangs_QUB Nov 26, 2025

Talk this Friday 28 November at 1pm: 'Indigenous Peoples' Letters to Brazil: Rethinking History, Imagining the Future', by Rafael Xucuru-Kariri (UFBA/KCL). Part of the Modern Languages Core Disciplinary Research Group Seminar Series.

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QUB Modern Languages @ModLangs_QUB Nov 26, 2025

Talk this Friday 28 November at 1pm: 'Indigenous Peoples' Letters to Brazil: Rethinking History, Imagining the Future', by Rafael Xucuru-Kariri (UFBA/KCL). Part of the Modern Languages Core Disciplinary Research Group Seminar Series.