Sophie Sibson

Sophie Sibson is a Lecturer at the Catholic University of Western Brittany-South, specializing in British Civilization with a focus on the First World War. She holds a Doctorate in British Civilization from the University of Rouen Normandy, researching the societal reintegration of wounded soldiers post-1918. Her academic roles include teaching modules on British literature, cinema, business English, and language pedagogy. She is affiliated with ERIAC (a research institute at the University of Rouen) as a member, contributing to interdisciplinary studies on culture, politics, and philosophy. Her research emphasizes the cultural and literary dimensions of conflict, as evidenced by her 2019 publication analyzing war disfigurement aesthetics.

• Educations: PhD (University of Rouen, 2017-2020), Master 2 English Research (Montpellier, 2014-2016), Quadrilingual LLCER (UCOBS, 2006-2009), TESOL Certificate (Oxford, 2011).

Her teaching spans literature (e.g., Testament of Youth), cinema history, and professional English, complemented by pedagogical roles in written/oral communication and exam preparation. She actively participates in academic initiatives like UCOBS research days and international calls for papers on cultural and historical themes.

Research interests include war's societal impacts, literary representations of conflict, and language education methodologies. She has no listed awards but engages in collaborative projects through ERIAC's interdisciplinary networks.