Applied Linguistics Research Center is a specialized research institution dedicated to closely integrating linguistic theory with practical application. It operates under the administration and management of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
I. Mission
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Promoting the Development of Linguistic Sciences
Conduct in-depth research in applied linguistics to contribute new theories and methodologies for the overall advancement of linguistics, foreign language teaching, and intercultural communication. -
Serving Societal Language Needs
Address language-related issues across various social sectors, provide effective language solutions, and enhance the practical value of language in everyday life. The center also supports foreign language education in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
II. Functional Positioning
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Academic Research
Conduct multidisciplinary and multidimensional research in applied linguistics, encompassing language teaching, translation, language technology, and intercultural communication. Through rigorous academic research, the center aims to drive theoretical innovation and practical exploration in applied linguistics. -
Talent Development
Provide a platform for students and researchers in linguistics and applied linguistics to learn and exchange ideas, fostering talent with solid theoretical foundations and practical skills in applied linguistics. -
Social Services
Offer language consultancy, language assessment, and training services to governments, businesses, and social organizations. These efforts aim to enhance societal linguistic literacy and the practical application of language skills. -
International Collaboration
Actively engage in international cooperation and exchange by introducing advanced research findings and experiences in applied linguistics from abroad while showcasing the achievements of applied linguistics research in the Macao region of China to the world
Applied Linguistics Research Center will continue to strive to serve society and contribute significantly to the advancement of linguistics and social progress.