Elisabetta Longhi

Elisabetta Longhi is a Researcher at the Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Cultural Enterprises (University of Parma). Her academic journey began with a Degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures (2002), followed by a Master's in Foreign Languages Applied to International Trade (2003), and a PhD in Modern Foreign Literatures (German major) from the University of Pisa (2008). She has held academic roles including Adjunct Professor at the University of Macerata (2012-2016) and University of Parma (2008-2018), transitioning to her current position as a Researcher since 2018.

• Degree: Foreign Languages and Literatures (2002)
• Master's: Foreign Languages Applied to International Trade (2003)
• PhD: Modern Foreign Literatures (German major) (2004-2008)

Her research focuses on German Language, Translation Studies, and Language Didactics, with recent publications exploring medical linguistics, civic education in language teaching, and translation competence. She has contributed to the development of innovative didactic methods and interdisciplinary approaches in German language education.

Elisabetta Longhi has received multiple awards, including the Mario Soldati literary prize (2002), the Merano Europa literary prize (2009), and the Multimedia-Führerschein DaF certification (2011). Her work spans academic roles, e-learning coordination, and contributions to language education frameworks.

She teaches courses such as German Language and Applied German Didactics at the University of Parma, focusing on language sciences and cultural studies for special needs.