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Ida Klitgård serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Arts at Roskilde University, specializing in academic writing, rhetoric, and translation studies. Her research bridges linguistic theory with practical applications in science communication and English for Academic Purposes (EAP), with significant contributions to understanding written communication in multilingual academic contexts.
Education:
- Diploma in Science Communication, Danish School of Media and Journalism (2021)
- Master in Foreign Language Pedagogy, University of Copenhagen (2008-2011)
- Dr.phil. (Habilitation), University of Southern Denmark (2007)
- PhD in English, University of Copenhagen (1996-2000)
- Master of Arts in English and Translation Studies, University of Copenhagen (1989-1994)
Her research centers on academic writing pedagogy, rhetorical framing, and translation dynamics in scholarly communication. Klitgård investigates how metaphors shape knowledge dissemination, with particular focus on EAP challenges for non-native English speakers. Recent work examines AI's disruptive impact on writing processes, emphasizing ethical considerations in generative tools.
Analysis of her 2024-2025 publications reveals converging trends in AI-mediated academic writing and satire as knowledge communication. Her scholarship increasingly addresses technological disruption in writing pedagogy while maintaining core expertise in cross-linguistic translation studies, particularly through literary analysis of works like Jane Eyre.
Scientific Recognition:
- Dr.phil. higher doctorate (2007)
- Diploma in Science Communication (2021)
- Three ministerial award nominations (2009, 2010, 2025)
Klitgård leads the SatiReNet project (funded by Independent Research Fund Denmark), investigating satire's role in public knowledge dissemination. Her current grants focus on AI in problem-based learning (AI og PPL) and trust in public communication, reflecting her dual expertise in linguistic theory and practical communication challenges. She actively supervises research groups examining translation ethics and academic writing frameworks.
As project manager of the Satire Research Network and contributor to the James Joyce in Translation Centre, Klitgård coordinates international collaborations examining linguistic representation across cultural contexts. Her team's current work integrates discourse analysis with emerging AI writing tools to develop next-generation academic communication frameworks.
