Steven Randall

Dr. Steven Randall is the EPICUR Project Manager and Work Package Lead 1 at the University of Freiburg’s University College Freiburg (UCF). He holds a Ph.D. in Second Language Acquisition & Teaching from the University of Arizona, an M.A. in German Studies & Language Pedagogy, and a B.A. in German from The Ohio State University. His academic career includes roles at the UA Center for English as a Second Language, including Associate Director of Academic Programs from 2008–2020. At UCF, he teaches courses such as A Multilingual Map of Europe (collaborative with Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan), Collaboration Across Courses: A Case Method Approach, and Academic Writing. His work focuses on interdisciplinary education, language pedagogy, and multilingualism, aligned with UCF’s mission to foster international and interdisciplinary learning.

Research interests emphasize the intersection of language acquisition, educational methodologies, and societal impacts of multilingualism. He actively contributes to the EPICUR European Universities Initiative, promoting collaborative academic frameworks across institutions. His professional activities include curriculum development, international academic partnerships, and teaching innovation in liberal arts and sciences.

No specific scientific awards or grants are mentioned for Dr. Randall, though his contributions to educational projects like EPICUR and UCF’s programs highlight his role in shaping academic initiatives. His current role involves coordinating transnational academic collaborations and advancing interdisciplinary teaching methodologies.