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Romain Bardot is a Senior Teaching Fellow at Lancaster University's School of Global Affairs, where he serves as Director of the MA in Translation, the Mlang Languages and Cultures program, and the Extracurricular Courses Programme. He is also the convenor for multiple French and Translation courses including FREN101, FREN201i, FREN301, DELC416, and DELC423.
His educational background includes:
- Maîtrise en Traduction & Interprétation, Université de Strasbourg (ITI-RI)
- Maîtrise de Français Langue Etrangère, Université de Rouen
- Diploma in Public Service Interpreting, Chartered Institute of Linguists
Romain Bardot's research focuses on Translation Studies, French Language Teaching, Interpreting, Language Assessment, and Higher Education Pedagogy. His work addresses practical challenges in language education, particularly assessment methodologies during global disruptions like the Covid-19 pandemic, emphasizing practitioner-driven solutions in academic settings.
His 2022 publication analyzes pandemic-induced transformations in language assessment, highlighting innovations in remote evaluation techniques for university-level language programs and practitioner adaptation strategies across higher education institutions.
As Director of the MA in Translation program, he oversees curriculum development and academic progression for translation students. The available information does not specify individual student advisees or external grant funding.
Bardot leads interdisciplinary language initiatives including the MA in Translation and Mlang Languages and Cultures programs. He collaborates with the French Embassy in London on cultural projects and participates in workshops addressing teaching excellence, diversity in international programs, and Scholarship of Teaching and Learning sustainability.
