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image of Communication Around You Workshops for Secondary School Students30 OCT 2020Communication Around You Workshops for Secondary School Students

Join our free Secondary School Workshop Series between Oct & Dec 2020 to learn how English is closely related to our everyday lives! 

image of Upcoming Departmental Seminars02 SEP 2020Upcoming Departmental Seminars

Updated schedule of departmental seminars in semester 1, 2020/21 academic year

image of New International Partner - University of New South Wales21 APR 2020New International Partner - University of New South Wales
Our IRCAHC signs a Memorandum of Understanding to pursue research and health communication development in Hong Kong and Australia.
image of Meet our international graduate from Poland29 APR 2020Meet our international graduate from Poland

Maciej Nowakowski, graduate of BAESP in 2019, developed his interests in Foreign Relations and Journalism with the knowledge and training received.

image of Effective English for Postgraduate Research Students (EEPRS)22 OCT 2019Effective English for Postgraduate Research Students (EEPRS)

EEPRS is an advanced academic English programme to provide support, advice and guidance to postgraduate research students at PolyU.

image of Free Access - Journal Article17 JUN 2020Free Access - Journal Article

This joint article about Change in Metaphorical Framing by Prof Christian Burgers and our Prof Kathleen Ahrens in the April 2020 issue of Applied Linguistics is unlocked for open access.

image of ENGLink- Summer 2020 issue22 NOV 2020ENGLink- Summer 2020 issue

Check out our latest quarterly newsletter ENGLink!

image of New book released by IRCAHC and the University of Florida10 JUL 2020New book released by IRCAHC and the University of Florida

It brings health communication scholars together to present an innovative investigation of Eastern and Western perspectives on healthcare.

image of Hashtag Activism in Hong Kong Protests31 JUL 2020Hashtag Activism in Hong Kong Protests

Congrats to our Dr Aditi Bhatia and Dr Andrew Ross from University of Sydney for receiving the grant for this joint research!