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AULC has more than 80 institutional members, including over 70 HEIs from the UK, 7 from the Republic of Ireland and 3 other organisations (see our list of members)
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AULC Conference 2012
The 2012 conference will be held at the University of Reading on Thursday and Friday January 5th and 6th, organised by Chiara Cirillo and Lucy Virtue. The programme and registration details are now available. The organisers can be contacted at aulc-conference@reading.ac.uk.
Technical & Resources meeting June 2011
The 2011 mid-year meeting was held at the University of Nottingham on June 29th, organised by Andrew Grenfell and Geoff Yarnall. See report.
AULC Conference 2011
The 2011 conference was hosted at the University of Warwick Language Centre, organised by Evan Stewart and Letizia Gramaglia on Thursday and Friday 6th and 7th January. It was a great success. See details of the programme and presentations.
See 'Minutes and reports' for details of all previous AGMs/Conferences since 1999
'Shaping the Future of Languages in HE'
AULC is a partner in the national 'Shaping the Future of languages project, launched in June 2011. The project website provides resources to assist language centres and academic departments to promote the work they do, under three headings: shared identity, internationalisation and employability.
'Speak to the Future' campaign
AULC is a participant in the national 'Speak to the Future campaign', launched on February 15th 2011. In particular, we support Objective 4: "Every graduate qualified in a second language
This will prepare future leaders in business, the professions, voluntary organisations, education and research to thrive and communicate confidently in complex global societies "
As part of this campaign several AULC members celebrated the Festival of Languages on or around March 8th (Mardi Gras). Read reports of these events.