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Claudia Borghetti is an Associate Professor in Educational Linguistics at the University of Bologna's Department of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures. She serves as Director of the Second Cycle Degree in Italian Culture and Language for Foreigners. Her academic career includes roles as Senior Assistant Professor (2021–present) and Junior Assistant Professor (2017–2021). Borghetti holds a Ph.D. in Language Learning and Teaching from National University of Ireland, Galway (2009) and a Laurea cum laude in Arts from University of Bologna (2004).
Her research focuses on intercultural language education, plurilingualism, study abroad programs, and academic writing pedagogy. Key projects include the European IEREST initiative (2012–2015), RICH-Ed (2017–2021), and collaborations on global citizenship education (GCMC Toolkit) and staff training (TICKET project). She has organized international conferences, edited academic journals, and contributed to teacher training programs.
Borghetti's work emphasizes practical applications of intercultural education, including developing resources for mobile students and fostering multilingual policies in educational settings. She has published extensively on topics such as heritage language maintenance, intercultural competence assessment, and writing instruction methodologies. Her recent projects include investigations into family language policies and the impact of multilingualism on emotional well-being.
She serves on editorial boards for journals like Language and Intercultural Communication and has held leadership roles in professional associations such as IALIC and DILLE. Borghetti's teaching focuses on foreign language pedagogy and intercultural methodologies at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
