Topics on which we welcome expressions of interest from students and researchers. A listing is not an offer of funding, a scholarship, employment or guaranteed supervision.
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For: Undergraduate students
Projects may use acceptability judgment, self-paced reading, or controlled production tasks to investigate how Vietnamese learners process English sentence structure.
Topics are examples of possible directions; not every topic is available at any given time. Scope is adapted to an undergraduate project.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Undergraduate students
Possible topics include relative clauses, long-distance dependencies, syntactic islands, tough-constructions, pronouns, and resumptive-pronoun strategies.
Topics are examples of possible directions; not every topic is available at any given time. Scope is adapted to an undergraduate project.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Master's students
Projects examine whether working-memory capacity, language proficiency, and experience explain individual differences in English sentence comprehension by Vietnamese learners.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Master's students
Projects may combine acceptability judgment, online processing, and controlled production to investigate complex syntactic dependencies.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Master's students
Expressions of interest are welcome for experimental work on temporary ambiguity and reduced-relative processing among Vietnamese learners of English.
Potential direction — the final scope requires approval; this is not an already approved thesis topic.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Research assistants / short-term student collaboration
Research assistants may support time-aligned annotation, contextual coding, quality control, and documentation for a corpus of Vietnamese fillers in spontaneous speech.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Research assistants / short-term student collaboration
Students may assist with stimulus preparation, pilot testing, coding, data-quality checks, reproducible documentation, and verification of web-based experiments.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Researchers and lecturers
We welcome collaboration on cross-linguistic and second-language studies using judgment, self-paced reading, listening, and production methods.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Researchers and lecturers
Potential collaborations include fillers, fluency perception, speech production, corpus annotation, and cross-speaker or cross-variety comparisons.
Funding/appointment: not implied
Express interest →For: Researchers and lecturers
We welcome carefully governed collaboration on research protocols, stimulus design, reproducible analysis, shared datasets, and multi-site data collection.
Funding/appointment: not implied
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