Dylan Williams

Queen Mary University of London

Dylan Williams is a senior lecturer in the School of the Arts, Queen Mary University of London. He also serves as the director of equality, diversity and inclusion for the school.

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White male professor in discussion with diverse group of students in university amphitheatre

Whose knowledge counts? EDI’s role in securing linguistic and epistemic justice

Academic conventions in speaking and writing English can disadvantage first-generation, working-class and multilingual students and scholars. Here are some practical ways to make these norms transparent, negotiable and open to critique

Dylan Williams

Queen Mary University of London

The importance of promoting multilingual approaches in international universities

Introducing ‘translanguaging’ – and other ways to promote multilingualism

If universities are serious about internationalisation, they must confront the hegemony of English-medium instruction – here’s how, says Dylan Williams

Dylan Williams

Seoul National University

How to stop unintentionally discriminating against international university students in your classroom through your pedagogy

How to stop unconsciously discriminating against international students

Using enquiry-based learning gives overseas students agency and helps them decide for themselves how they want to be included in the learning process, says Dylan Williams

Dylan Williams

Seoul National University

Dylan Williams

Queen Mary University of London

Featured Resources

Whose knowledge counts? EDI’s role in securing linguistic and epistemic justice

Introducing ‘translanguaging’ – and other ways to promote multilingualism

How to stop unconsciously discriminating against international students

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