About
Dr. Isabelle Vacher is a Senior Lecturer in French Language Practice at the University of Duisburg-Essen. With a career spanning over two decades, she specializes in language pedagogy, cultural studies, and intercultural communication. Her work includes collaboration with the German-French Cultural Center in Essen, participation in workshops with authors and film directors, and coordination of Franco-German partnerships through Grenoble. She teaches advanced language courses covering translation, oral presentation techniques, and cultural integration in economic contexts.
- Education
- PhD in French Literature, University of Passau (2003-2008)
- Master’s in German Studies, University of Paris IV-Sorbonne (1998-2000)
- DEUG-License-Master’s in German, University of Paris III/Sorbonne-Nouvelle (1993-1998)
Her research focuses on French writers’ perspectives on Germany from the 19th to 21st centuries, integrating historical analysis with modern intercultural studies. Recent publications explore graphic narratives, cultural spaces, and language teaching innovations.
She coordinates Erasmus exchange programs and has implemented a three-module NRW Teaching Certificate. Her professional activities extend to organizing cultural events like readings and vernissages, leading tandem projects with schools in Essen, and contributing to German-French kindergarten initiatives.
- Key Awards
- NRW Certificate 'Lehren und Lernen' (Teaching and Learning) 2014
