InEMICEF, is a teaching innovation project that aims to to promote and foster the internationalisation of the UCLM by carrying out a series of actions that have a positive impact on the quality and increase in the number of English-friendly subjects and of subjects taught in English in bilingual degrees as well. Its purpose is to provide resources for teachers in three dimensions: 1) Disciplinary materials and resources in English referring to different areas of knowledge. 2) Resources to promote the improvement of English proficiency in academic environments 3) Methodological support to implement instruction in English. 4) Key Research.
Project Aims & Objectives
- Reflect on the teaching practices carried out in the implementation of subjects from the English friendly catalogue (CEF) and subjects taught in English (EMI) in bilingual degrees and identify good practices and areas for improvement.
- To draw up a document that compiles good practices in EMI and CEF, containing general and specific elements of the various subject areas and the various degrees participating in the project to serve as a guide and support for teaching staff interested in taking part in one or other programme.
- To promote the improvement of the English language skills of the participating teaching staff, so that they can meet the demands of international students in tutorials and so that they can approach the possibility of being able to teach their subject in English.
- Update the online resource repository and maintain the web page that was created in the previous teaching innovation project “REMARE-EMI”, adding disciplinary materials for more subjects, and more resources to improve the linguistic and methodological skills necessary to support teaching in English and English-friendly subjects.
- Collaborate in the internationalisation and modernisation of the studies offered in the Education Faculties of Castilla-La Mancha.
- To promote coordination between the teachers of the different Faculties involved, both from the Department of Modern Philology (English) and the other departments that teach non-linguistic subjects, so that we can join forces and collaborate to achieve common objectives.
Participants
Esther Nieto Moreno de Diezmas Esther.Nieto@uclm.es Modern Philology (PROJECT DIRECTOR)
Alicia Fernández Barrera Alicia.FBarrera@uclm.es Modern Philology (DEPUTY DIRECTOR)
Prado Camacho Alarcón Prado.Camacho@uclm.es Modern Philology
Raquel Fernández Cezar Raquel.FCezar@uclm.es Mathematics
José Antonio Cruz Lemus JoseAntonio.Cruz@uclm.es Information Technologies and Systems
Jesús Serrano Guerrero Jesús.Serrano@uclm.es Information Technologies and Systems.
Mª Ángeles Rodríguez Domenech MAngeles.Rodriguez@uclm.es Geography and Territorial Planning
Victoria Guadamillas Gómez Victoria.Guadamillas@uclm.es Modern Philology
Gema Alcaráz Mármol Gema.Alcaraz@uclm.es Modern Philology
María Isabel Jiménez González Mariaisabel.Jimenez@uclm.es Modern Philology
David Carrascosa Cañego David.Carrascosa@uclm.es Modern Philology
Ángel Mateos Aparicio Martín-Albo Angel.Mateos@uclm.es Modern Philology
Lucas Baeyens Morata Lucas.Baeyens@uclm.es Modern Philology
Elena Dourakis López-Almodóvar elenadourakis@gmail.com Modern Philology
Rocío Porras Soriano Rocio.Porras@uclm.es Applied Mechanics and Project Engineering.
Mª Laura Soriano Dotor Laura.Soriano@uclm.es Analytical Chemistry and Food Technology.
Maria Stavraki Maria.Stavraki@uclm.es Psychology
Beatriz García Fernández Beatriz.Garcia@uclm.es Pedagogy
Alicia Martínez González Alicia.Martinez@uclm.es Mathematics
Gabriel Rodríguez Rodríguez Gabriel.Rrodriguez@uclm Applied Physics
Natalia Solano Pinto Natalia.Solano@uclm.es Psychology
Magdalena Custodio Espinar mcustodio@comillas.edu Modern Philology
Margarita Navarro Pérez Margarita.Navarro@uclm.es Modern Philology
Marta del Pozo Beamud Marta.PozoBeamud@uclm.es Modern Philology
José Reyes Ruiz Gallardo JoseReyes.Ruiz@uclm.es Pedagogy
David Molina García David.Molina@uclm.es Mathematics
Irene Casanova Mata Irene.Casanova1@alu.uclm.es Modern Philology