Marie Christine JAMET

Marie Christine JAMET is an Associate Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Department of Comparative Linguistic and Cultural Studies and the Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship for International Exchanges. Her primary research focuses on sociolinguistics, French language education, and intercultural communication. She has published extensively on topics such as intercomprehension in Romance languages, foreign accent perception, and CLIL methodologies. Her work bridges theoretical research and practical teaching approaches, emphasizing multilingualism and cultural dynamics.

Teaching responsibilities include French language courses (e.g., FRENCH LANGUAGE 1 and 2) and advanced modules like LANGUE FRANÇAISE ET TRADUCTION. She actively engages students through examinations, feedback sessions, and research initiatives. Her recent studies explore learners' attitudes toward pronunciation and the sociocultural implications of language variation.

Publications highlight interdisciplinary collaborations, such as analyzing accent perception among Italian learners of French and promoting intercultural dialogue through language education. She contributes to academic discourse via journals like Repères DORIF and book chapters in volumes on language teaching methodologies.

Professional activities include curriculum development, student advising, and participation in international research networks. Her office is located at Palazzo Cosulich (Venice) and Treviso’s Palazzo San Paolo.