Anna Schneider

Anna Schneider is a Senior Teaching Associate in Russian at the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics, University of Cambridge. She holds an MPhil and PhD in Linguistics from Cambridge, where her doctoral research focused on the syntactic representation of sentences in cognitively valid theories of meaning. With extensive teaching experience, she previously instructed and supervised linguistic disciplines at the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford.

• Education: MPhil and PhD in Linguistics from the University of Cambridge.

Her research interests span syntax, cognitive linguistics, and the semantics of Russian language, reflecting her academic background in linguistics and her commitment to advancing language pedagogy. Anna’s work emphasizes the intersection of theoretical syntax and cognitive models of meaning.