Martin Herles

Martin Herles is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for English Business Communication within Vienna University of Economics and Business. Born in 19965, he has been an academic staff member since 1991 after completing his Mag.rer.soc.oec., Dr.rer.soc.oec. (WU), and Mag.phil. in English and Linguistics (University of Vienna).

• His educational qualifications include degrees from Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration and University of Vienna.

Research interests focus on text linguistics, sociolinguistics, language change, social security, and British cultural studies. He has also explored business communication and academic writing through publications and lectures.

Publications trend shows sustained contributions across disciplines:

• Business communication (2012 monograph on financial terminology)
• Academic writing (1995-1996 works on language foundations)
• Educational technology (2001 CALL software analysis)
• Sociolinguistic analysis (2001 study on language attitudes)
• Cross-cultural studies (1998 economic hub analysis)
• Language testing methodologies (1998 translation-based assessment research)

Herles actively engages with professional networks and international resources, recommending tools like ForBetterEnglish.com for collocation studies and ICONS Project for British cultural insights. His work spans both theoretical linguistics and practical business applications.