Faculty

The teaching staff involves high-level academics with professional experience in the research of the modern European multilingualism. All program instructors have international teaching experience, actively participate in staff mobility programs; besides English, they speak on average two or three other foreign languages.

Vytautas Magnus University (Kaunas, Lithuania)
	Jurgita Vaičenonienė Ph. D., Assoc. Prof. Research areas: translation studies, corpus linguistics, digital humanities CV
	Nemira Mačianskienė Ph. D., Professor Research areas: language policy, applied linguistics, multilingualism and plurilingualism, teaching English as a foreign language, learner strategies, teaching and learning in multicultural and multilingual higher education learning space, translation and interpretation, intercultural communication CV
	Auksė Balčytienė Ph. D., Professor Research areas: journalism culture, media literacy and policy, political communication, democratisation CV
	Angelica Peccini MA Research areas: identity, multilingualism, language acquisition and teaching CV

Johannes Gutenberg University (Mainz, Germany)
	Tuija Kapanen MA, Finnish teacher CV
	Nora Kruse Ph. D. CV
	Anneli Sarhimaa Ph.D., Professor Research areas: empirical and contact linguistics, areal linguistics and sociolinguistics (focus on the Circum-Baltic area), European, Nordic and Baltic language policies CV
	AurelijaTamošiūnaitė Ph.D., Lecturer Research areas: historical and contemporary sociolinguistics, standard language histories, language ideologies, heritage language research CV
	Sarmite Trupa Ph.D., Lecturer Research areas: systemic functional grammar analysis, minority languages, sociolinguistics with the focus on the Baltic States CV

Stockholm University (Sweden)
	Pēteris Vanags Ph.D., Professor Research areas: Baltic philology, historical linguistics and sociolinguistics, language contact in the Baltic region CV
	Lilita Zalkalns Ph.D., Lecturer Research areas: Cold War history, functional grammar, language learning

Stockholm University (Sweden)

Pēteris Vanags

Ph.D., Professor

Research areas: Baltic philology, historical linguistics and sociolinguistics, language contact in the Baltic region

Lilita Zalkalns

Ph.D., Lecturer

Research areas: Cold War history, functional grammar, language learning

University of Tartu (Estonia)
	Madis Arukask Ph.D., Associate Professor Research areas: cross- cultural studies, traditional genres of Finnic people CV
	Katrin Jänese Estonian as a foreign language teacher CV
	Birute Klaas-Lang Ph.D., Professor Research areas: language typology, syntax, language planning, Estonian as a foreign language teaching CV
	Heli Noor Estonian as a foreign language teacher CV
	Piret Toomet Teacher of Estonian language and culture CV