Description
CETAPS has a strong international strategy, promoting cooperation and partnerships with many international institutions and partners. We participate in and co-organize joint Masters and Doctoral programmes; we have joined intensive programmes and promoted Erasmus internships; we participate in board membership in societies and journals; we have been hosting / co-organizing many international conferences; we have published in journals and collections with global circulation, including a Scopus indexed journal (REAP / JAPS).
We support joint projects with universities across Europe, particularly through Erasmus programs.
We have been organizing many interantional conferences addressing global challenges such as teacher education, languages teaching, migration, identity, and cultural diversity.
We publish research in high-impact journals, and participate in large-scale projects that include partners from various countries.
We focus on cultures sustainability, digital humanities and intercultural communication with a significative impact on international research communities.
We have set up and/or joined projects and networks, mostly international, benefiting from funding programmes (eg: CAT@NOVA; ERASMUS + STEAM TALES; Alimentopia; ICEPELL; CANDIICE; RESET); G4COVID; GIA.UP; CLIL Network for Languages in Education; EPISTRAN).
Visiting & post-doctoral researchers
Post-Doctoral Researchers:
Supervisor: Carlos Ceia
- Dr Alexei José Esteves Xavier: “Management education to study in Brazil, Portugal and England, with a variant of the English language” (CETAPS/FCSH, 2016).
- Dr Nicolás Montalbán.( PhD in English Philology , Universidade de Múrcia, Espanha): “Developing materials for English for Specific and Professional Purposes”, estágio formativo em Lisboa (FCSH), 2-16 Julho de 2017.
- Dr Hélder Fanha Martins, “Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games and Incidental Lexical Learning in English for Specific Purposes”, projecto de pós-doutoramento inserido no grupo de investigação TEALS – Teacher Education and Applied Language Studies, Outubro de 2017-Outubro de 2019.
- Dr Sergio Annibal (Universidade Assis, São Paulo), Agosto-Outubro 2024
Supervisors: Carlos Ceia & António Lopes
- Ana Catarina Leiria de Mendonça Coutinho de Castro: Referência da bolsa: SFRH/BPD/117672/2016; Ciências da Educação; co-orientada pelo Doutor António Lopes (Universidade do Algarve); título: “Novas abordagens para a aprendizagem de línguas: o papel da formação na recetividade de futuros professores de inglês à inovação pedagógica” (Setembro de 2017-Setembro de 2020)
Supervisors: Gabriela Gândara Terenas
- José Francisco Baptista de Sousa: A Life of Don Pedro, by Maria Callcott (Anglo-Portuguese Studies)
Related initiatives
New approaches to language learning at early age: the role of training in the receptivity of future English teachers to pedagogical innovation
An Authentic Memoir of the Life of Don Pedro, by Maria Callcott
European PhD: MOVES – Migration and Modernity: Historical and Cultural Challenges
Erasmus Mundus Teeme
Erasmus Mundus Masters Crossways in Cultural Narratives
Intercultural Citizenship Education through Picturebooks in early English Language Learning (ICEPELL)
Creative Approaches to New Democracy through Innovative Inclusive Citizenship Education
Utopia500
Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games and Incidental Lexical Learning in English for Specific Purposes
Visiting researchers
José Jaime Pérez Segura
PhD (lecturer in the Department of Modern Languages (English) at the Faculty of Education of the University of Castilla- La Mancha, Spain)
Visiting CETAPS from March 2024 to September 2024.
José Jaime Pérez Segura holds a PhD in Education and a Master’s Degree in Research and Innovation in Education. His main line of research delves into the assessment and development of EFL oral and written comprehension through individualized and error-based pedagogical methodologies. He is involved in a research collaboration and mentorship programme, supervised by Dr Sandie Mourão, in the field of early language learning and is participating in a comparative study investigating oral skill development and its assessment in primary English coursebooks.
Ieva Stončikaitė
PhD (Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Humanities, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain)
Visiting CETAPS from 20/03/2023 to 24/03/2023.
Ieva Stončikaitė holds a PhD (2017) in cultural / literary gerontology and English studies. Currently, she is a postdoctoral researcher at the University Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). Her research interests include literary and cultural expressions of ageing, leisure tourism, and travel writing.
Janire Guerrero
University of the Basque Country – UPV/EHU
Visiting CETAPS from 30 January to 30 April 2023.
Janire is a PhD student and during her stay at CETAPS she will participate in a seminar with Dr Carolyn Leslie, give a paper at the CETAPS/TEALS Advanced Research Seminar on 9 February 2023, complete some of her thesis and attend Portuguese lessons at ILNova.
Karoline Søgaard
Copenhagen University College, Denmark
Visited CETAPS from 4 October to 3 November 2022.
Karoline Søgaard is an associate lecturer in EFL didactics in teacher education at University College Copenhagen. She is currently a doctoral fellow at University of Copenhagen, and University College Copenhagen. Her thesis focuses on the development of intercultural competence in young learners through picturebooks. Karoline has specialized in the field of teaching English to young learners and was a participant in the project ‘Early foreign language learning and plurilingual education’ (2015-2018). She is co-author of Let’s Get Started (Samfundslitteratur, 2017), a resource book on using picturebooks aimed at lower-primary teachers of English in the Danish primary school system. She gave a workshop on intercultural encounters using the ICEPELL picturebook collection to the MAs in language education on 20 October from 18.00 – 21.00. We are also working together on the development of a set of categories to select diverse picturebooks for English language learning.
Mercedes Pérez Agustín
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Visited CETAPS from 10 – 21 October 2022, but virtually involved in activities for the whole of October.
Mercedes Pérez Agustín is an Associate Professor at Universidad Complutense de Madrid where she teaches Didactics of English Language to Preschool and Primary teachers. She combines teaching with research on the benefits of picturebooks to teach in preschool and primary in multilingual and multicultural contexts.
She gave a webinar on 19 October at 18.30 on Native Americans in picturebooks. Her visit to CETAPS involved developing a set of teachers’ resources using the ICEPELL template for picturebooks featuring North Americans.
Elisa Bertoldi
University of Udine
Visited CETAPS from 30 June to 5 July 2022 on a short study stay.
Elisa Bertoldi is a PhD candidate at the University of Udine (Italy). She is a teacher of English as a foreign language in Italian primary schools, a teacher educator for pre-service and in-service courses, and teaching resource developer. She has published articles on technologies applied to language teaching. Her recent research work and publications deal with storytelling in English L2 for language education. She co-authored the book Let’s Tell a Tale. Storytelling with Children in English L2 (Forum, 2019).
David Valente
Nord University, Norway
Visited CETAPS from September 2021 to February 2022 on a research exchange semester.
David Valente works as a PhD Research Fellow in English Language and Literature Subject Pedagogy at Nord University, Norway, where he teaches on the 5-year master’s degree in Primary Education. David has over 20 years’ experience in ELT as a teacher, teacher educator, academic manager, author and editor. His PhD research explores the affordances of picturebooks for intercultural citizenship and in-depth learning in primary English language education. David is also the Coordinator of the Young Learners and Teenagers SIG for the International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL).