معرفی
Tazin Abdullah is a PhD candidate, sessional teaching academic, and research assistant in the Department of Linguistics at Macquarie University. Her research focuses on multilingual public communications, linguistic diversity, and language barriers in accessing critical services like domestic violence information for non-English speakers. She holds a Master of Research in Linguistics, a Master of Applied Linguistics, and a Bachelor of Media (Honours), alongside certifications in coaching and language teaching.
- Education:
- Master of Research: 'Regulating Australian Muslims in mosques and Islamic prayer spaces' (2023)
- Master of Applied Linguistics (2021)
- Bachelor of Media (Honours, 2003)
Her work intersects sociolinguistics and applied linguistics, addressing language policy, cultural inclusion, and linguistic landscapes. Recent projects explore language oppression in marginalized communities (e.g., Tibet, Naples) and multilingual crisis communication strategies. She has presented at international conferences on topics such as domestic violence accessibility and reflective teaching practices.
- Awards:
- ALAA 3-Minute Thesis Competition Winner (2024)
- Macquarie VC’s Learning Innovation Award (2021)
