Noemie Jollet

Noemie Jollet is a Teaching Professor in the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Strathclyde, UK. She coordinates 3rd-year French language programs (R1305/R1306) and leads the Translation Studies module (R1702). As French Coordinator for the Stevenson Scholarship Exchange Programme with the University of Glasgow, she facilitates academic partnerships. Her roles include Deputy Academic Year Coordinator for Honours Spoken Language (R1509) and coordination of the Pre-Entry Access Course's French module (OS174).

Education: MSc in English Language Teaching (Université François Rabelais, Tours), MSc in Business Translation & Interpreting (Strathclyde), and Postgraduate Certificate in Advanced Academic Studies (Strathclyde). A Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), she is actively involved in academic governance as Humanities representative on the HaSS Appeals Committee and member of the Gender Equality Diversity and Inclusion (GEDI) committee.

Research focuses on interdisciplinary language education, particularly integrating French with Sustainability goals through projects like Climate Fresk. She explores translation theory and cultural pedagogy through initiatives like the Being Human Festival collaboration. Her teaching excellence has earned multiple awards including 'Best Teacher' (2015, 2018) and 'Best Tutor' (2023).

Professional networks include the University Council for Languages (UCFL) Early Career Academics SIG and the Association of French Teachers in UK Higher Education (FLEUR). She coordinates 12+ language modules spanning beginner to honours levels, emphasizing oral proficiency and cultural literacy.