Marilena Filice

Marilena Filice is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Roma Tre, where she teaches in the Linguistic and Cultural Mediation Program. She also serves as a contract lecturer at UNINT's Faculty of Languages for Interpreting and Translation. With a background in Criminology from the University of Toronto (1989), she has dedicated her career to language education and cross-cultural communication. Her expertise includes English language instruction for academic writing, biomedical health contexts, and scientific communication. She has taught at multiple institutions in Rome, including LUISS Guido Carli (Faculty of Law), the University of Rome 'La Sapienza' (Faculty of Letters and Philosophy), and the University of Rome 'Foro Italico' (International Master's in Physical Activity and Health). Additionally, she contributed to the Carabinieri's language training programs and collaborated on translations for industry publications and cinematic works.

Her research interests focus on pedagogical methods for language acquisition, particularly in specialized academic and biomedical contexts. She has designed curricula for PhD programs in Scientific Writing and Communication, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches. Over her career, she has balanced academic roles with practical language training, bridging educational and professional domains. Despite no listed publications or awards, her extensive teaching portfolio underscores her commitment to language education and intercultural dialogue.