Priv.-Doz. Dr. Nadja Nesselhauf

Anglistisches Seminar/Department of English
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
Kettengasse 12, Room 232
69117 Heidelberg
Germany

+ 49 (6221) 54 2832
Nadja.Nesselhauf@urz.uni-heidelberg.de
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1992-1998

Studied English and German Philologies at the Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg and at the University of Oxford

1998

Staatsexamen, Universität Freiburg

1999-2003

"Wissenschaftliche Assistentin" at the Department of English, Universität Basel

Sept. 2003

PhD in English Linguistics, Universität Basel (summa cum laude); title of thesis: Collocations in the English of Advanced Learners. A Study Based on a Learner Corpus.

Oct. 2003 - Aug. 2013

"Wissenschaftliche Assistentin" at the Department of English, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg

Dec. 2012

Venia legendi for English Philology (Linguistics)

since Sept. 2013

Akademische Rätin at the Department of English, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg

Universität Basel

• Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology (WS 99/00, WS 00/01, WS 01/02, WS 02/03)
• Introduction to Linguistics (SS 2000, SS 2001, SS 2002, SS 2003)
• Second Language Acquisition (SS 2000)
• Collocations, Metaphors, and Idioms (SS 2001)
• Morphology (SS 2002)
• Using the Computer for Linguistic Research and Language Teaching (SS 2003)

Universität Heidelberg

• Einführung in die Sprachwissenschaft (WS 03/04)
• Introduction to Corpus Linguistics (WS 03/04)
• Pragmatics and Discourse Analysis (SS 2004)
• Language Change (SS 2004)
• Tense, Aspect, and Modality (WS 05/06)
• Englishes in America (SS 2006)
• The History of English (SS 2006)
• Future Time Expressions in English - Variation and Change (WS 07/08)
• Regional and Social Varieties of English Worldwide (WS 07/08)
• English in the 18th and 19th Century (SS 2008)
• Der Einsatz elektronischer Ressourcen in Forschung und Lehre (WS 08/09 - SS 09)
• Language Change and Discourse Change (WS 08/09)
• Contrastive Linguistics and Language Teaching (WS 08/09)
• Linguistics and Foreign Language Teaching (SS 09)
• Introduction to English Phonology and Phonetics (WS 09/10, SS 10, WS 10/11, SS 11, WS 11/12, SS 12, WS 12/13, SS 13, WS 13/14, SS 14, WS 14/15, SS 15, WS 15/16, SS 16)
• Late Modern English (WS 09/10, SS 12, WS 14/15)
• World Englishes (SS 10)
• Second Language Acquisition - Theory and Practice (WS 10/11)
• Varieties of English in the Southern Hemisphere (SS 11, WS 13/14, SS 16, WS 17/18, SS 22, WS 23/24)
• Foreign Language Acquisition and Instruction (WS 11/12)
• Language Acquisition (SS 12)
• Varieties of English in America (WS 12/13)
• Indian English (SS 13)
• Introduction to Second Language Acquisition (SS 13)
• Contrastive Linguistics (WS 13/14, SS 15, SS 16)
• Colloquium for Exam Candidates (WS 13/14, SS 14, WS 14/15, SS 15, WS 15/16, SS16, SS 18, WS 18/19, SS 19, WS 19/20, SS 20, WS 20/21, SS 21, WS 21/22, SS 22, WS 22/23, SS 23, WS 23/24, SS 24)
• Introduction to Sociolinguistics (SS 14)
• Phraseology (SS 14)
• Varieties of English: Focus on South Africa (WS 14/15)
• Second Language Acquisition (SS 15)
• Language and Personality (SS 18)
• Language and Emotion (WS 18/19, WS 19/20)
• Models of Communication and Interaction (SS 19, SS 20, WS 20/21)
• Introduction to the History of English (SS 20, WS 20/21, SS 21, WS 21/22, SS 22, WS 22/23, SS 23, WS 23/24, SS 24)
• Regional Varieties of English: Characteristics, Development, Analysis (WS 20/21, WS 21/22)
• Varieties of English in Africa (WS 21/22, WS 22/23)
• American English(es) (SS 22)
• Regional Varieties of English (WS 22/23, WS 23/24, SS 24)
• Contrastive Linguistics: English - German (SS 23)
• Varieties of English in the Americas (SS 23)
• Late Modern English and Language Change (SS 24)