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Niamh Mullen is an Associate Professor in English for Academic Purposes at the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies, University of Leeds, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures. She is actively engaged in research and teaching, and serves as one of the University's Belonging Academic Leads, contributing to institutional efforts on inclusion and student transition.
Her research focuses on key areas in second language education, particularly academic listening and literacies. She investigates how linguistic and cultural diversity impacts teaching and learning, and how listening experiences affect L2 students transitioning into UK higher education. Her work emphasizes student belonging, a critical factor in academic success and integration.
Niamh leads two core modules in language teaching: LING5460M Language Teaching in Practice and LING5450M Methodology in Language Teaching, reflecting her strong commitment to pedagogical scholarship.
She is involved in university-wide initiatives on belonging, demonstrating leadership beyond her departmental role.
Key Roles and Affiliations:
- Associate Professor in English for Academic Purposes, School of Languages, Cultures and Societies, University of Leeds
- University Belonging Academic Lead
- Module Leader for LING5460M and LING5450M
Research Interests:
- English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
- Academic Literacies
- Second Language Listening
- Academic Listening
- English Language Teaching (ELT)
- Student Belonging
- Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in Higher Education
Leadership and Service:
- One of three University of Leeds Belonging Academic Leads
- Module leadership in postgraduate language teacher education
