Helena Wall

Helena Wall is a researcher at the University of Warwick, specializing in Applied Linguistics. She earned her PhD in 2023 after completing a First Class BA in Language, Culture and Communication (2015-2018). Her work focuses on oracy education, mobile learning, human-AI interaction, and intercultural communication, with a grant from the Monash-Warwick Alliance (2023-present). She teaches modules including 'Culture, Cognition and Society' and 'Intercultural Competence'.

• Education: PhD in Applied Linguistics (University of Warwick, 2018-2023), BA in Language, Culture and Communication (University of Warwick, 2015-2018)

Her research explores the intersection of spoken language assessment, digital learning environments, and embodied interactional norms. She has led student research teams investigating campus library experiences and contributed to projects like the Research Skills Hub. While her publications focus on classroom discourse and workplace communication, her broader expertise spans educational technology and intercultural pragmatics.

Helena serves as a peer reviewer for Computers & Education and Reinvention: An International Journal of Undergraduate Research. Her teaching includes research methods seminars and workshops on intercultural communication at institutions like Hong Kong Open University and Capital Normal University.