Modern language degrees: Future perspectives Michael Kelly Berlin, 28 November 2013.

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Modern language degrees: Future perspectives Michael Kelly Berlin, 28 November 2013

2 Language degrees Philology / language and literature Applied languages / language and society Translation and interpreting Language teacher education

3 Need for language degrees Historically – elite education –Liberal arts education –Academic teaching of language and culture –Vocational language teaching –Language professions – translation and interpreting

4 Need for language degrees Currently – socially inclusive education –Prepare international career –Language professions – translation and interpreting –International teaching of language and culture –Cultural mediators (more research needed)

5 Current social context Economic crisis –Public funding, Jobs, Growth Transnational migration Internationalisation of higher education

6 Responding to new needs Adapt existing programmes to new needs Develop new programmes Develop new modes of delivery Innovate or die (by decree or attrition)

7 Where will new programmes come from? Academics? Institutional managers? Policy makers? Institutional initiatives? National or international collaboration?