The Department of English will host the 2026 EMI Symposium “Constructing Disciplinary Knowledge through English-Medium Instruction: A Participatory Research Approach” on 31 October and 1 November in Jiao 202, Education Building. Convened by Professor Amy B. M. Tsui, Yushan Fellow, the symposium presents eight EMI classroom studies, each carried out jointly by an applied linguist and a content teacher in ecology, ethnomusicology, interior design, history, chemistry and computer engineering. The symposium also features keynote speeches by Professor Christiane Dalton-Puffer (University of Vienna) and Professor Ana Llinares (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid), who also serve as respondents along with Professor Heath Rose (University of Oxford) and Professor Jim McKinley (University College London). In-person registration closes on 24 October; online registration stays open until the day of the symposium. Lunch and refreshments are provided for those attending in person. 

Programme, speaker biographies and registration:

https://sites.google.com/ntnueng.tw/symposium/emi

All teachers and graduate students in the department are warmly welcome. 

Enquiries: emi.symposium@ntnueng.tw