Following a period of work and study in the UK, Norway, Denmark and Sweden, Rosie began teaching at York St John University in 2013. Rosie is currently involved with research on the topic of learning and teaching in multilingual classrooms. More recently, Rosie joined the research team working on Exploring Global Learning Cultures, a large-scale project currently underway within the Business School to investigate pedagogic practices at York St John University and in various partner institutions abroad. Rosie visited Okayama University in Japan to carry out data collection, where she also participated in teaching activities. In addition to teaching and research, Rosie has worked as a translator from the Scandinavian languages into English since 2009. She has worked with translation and copy
more...Following a period of work and study in the UK, Norway, Denmark and Sweden, Rosie began teaching at York St John University in 2013. Rosie is currently involved with research on the topic of learning and teaching in multilingual classrooms. More recently, Rosie joined the research team working on Exploring Global Learning Cultures, a large-scale project currently underway within the Business School to investigate pedagogic practices at York St John University and in various partner institutions abroad. Rosie visited Okayama University in Japan to carry out data collection, where she also participated in teaching activities. In addition to teaching and research, Rosie has worked as a translator from the Scandinavian languages into English since 2009. She has worked with translation and copyediting of literary fiction, non-fiction, commercial texts and a range of academic papers from Norwegian, Swedish and Danish into English. Rosie now works primarily with literary translation projects from Norwegian.