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1st University Conference on Teaching and Learning English for Specific Purposes.
January 21st, 2025.
Salón de Grados Faculty of Geography and History (UCM)

Programme

9:30-9:45. Opening ceremony. Dr. Azucena Barahona Mora (Complutense University of Madrid). Faculty of Geography and History. Department of English Studies.
9:45-10:00. Dr. Pilar Úcar Ventura (Comillas Pontifical University). Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Department of Translation and Interpreting and Multilingual Communication. Enseñar el vocabulario específico de la ingeniería en el aula: el profesor de LpFE, ¿un docente-orquesta? (Teaching Specific Engineering Vocabulary in the Classroom: Is the LSP Teacher a One-Man Band).
10:00-10:15. Gabriel Emiliano Pinaffo, Nina Pötsch, Junqing Zhao and Chuyi Zhou Pan. Degree in English Studies. Faculty of Philology. English for PhD students.
10:15-10:30. Eva Aguado, Andrea de la Fuente, Carla Pascual and Iris Tsiolis. Degree in History. Faculty of Geography and History. Travelling through History using English Language.
10:30-10:45. Asma Khayrullaeva. Degree in Tourism. Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. The impact of technology on travel experience. Social media’s role.
10:45-11:00. Dr. Natalia Mora (Complutense University of Madrid).  Faculty of Optics and Optometry. Department of English Studies. Scientific posters in English for Optics and Optometry.
11:00-11:15. Dr. Ángel Felices (Granada University). Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences. Department of English and German Philologies. Why the design of a cultural portfolio is so relevant in the teaching/learning of ESP?
11:15-11:30. Izan Pérez, Carolina Capella and María Cendrero. Degree in Tourism. Faculty of Commerceand Tourism. Cultural Heritage and Tourism.

11:30-12:00. Break

12:00-12:15. Francisco de Borja de Isidro, Andrés Plázer and Araceli Trías. Degree in History. Faculty of Geography and History. The importance of English in the Degree in History.
12:15-12:30. Dr. Margarita García Romero (Complutense University of Madrid). Faculty of Dentistry. Department of English Studies. Oral Health Dissemination Projects: A Creative Strategy for ESP Learning in Dentistry.
12:30-12:45. Sergio Jiménez and Viktoriya Ladyhina. Degree in Tourism. Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. Holiday fairy tale: a trip with family around magic places.
12:45-13:00. Dr. Tamara Guliashvili (Business and Technology University). Faculty of Social Sciences. Department of Language. Creativity in the language acquisition class and engagement as a result of Action, Interaction, Feeling and Thinking.
13:00-13:15. Carolina Calvo, Arantxa Castellanos, Silvia Mariscal and Klaudia Sara Pajor. Degree in English Studies. Faculty of Philology. Textile Industry ESP course.13.15-13.30. Bárbara Ibáñez. Degree in Tourism. Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. New technologies and their impact on the Tourism Industry.
13:30-13:45. Dr. Daniel Martín González (Complutense University of Madrid). Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences. Department of English Studies. Elevating ESP experiences by pitching for funds to pursue Sustainable Development Goals.
13:45-14:00. Dr. Mª Carmen Espínola Rosillo (Jaén University). Department of English and German Philologies. Practical considerations for the development of ESP materials: English for Tourism Studies. A coursebook.

14:00-15:00. Lunch break

15:00-15:15. Lucía Gallego. Degree in Tourism. Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. Virtual reality in destination marketing.
15:15-15:30. Mr. Jorden Smith (European University). Faculty of Education, Law, and Humanities. Department of Education and Educational Innovation. Blending ESP and EAP: The case of Sports
Science.
15:30-15:45. Miqueas Castro. Degree in Tourism. Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. Thomas Cook. The first organized trip.
15:45-16:00. Dr. Aurora Murga. (Rey Juan Carlos University). Faculty of Education. Department of Foreign Philology, Translation, and Interpreting. The implementation of simulated environments in ESP classes for medicine students: advantages and adaptations.
16:00-16:15. Claudia García, Natalia Ramírez, Tello Ramos and Julián Torres. Degree in English Studies. Faculty of Philology. Scripting the Big Day: English for Wedding Planners.
16:15-16:30. Yuang Fu and Qiao Wang. Degree in Tourism. Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. 144 hours no-visa trip to Beijing and Shanghai.
16:30-16:45. Dr. Chloe Sharpe. (University of Design, Innovation, and Technology. Degree in Interior Design and Multimedia and Graphic Design). A reflection on the challenges and results of transitioning from an EFL to an ESP approach when teaching students of Design and Technology.
16:45-17:00. Sergio Escudero Redondo and Christian Barahona Yebra. Degree in Archaeology. Faculty of Geography and History. The Macedonian Empire of Alexander the Great.
17:00-17:15. Javier Izquierdo Van Der Meer. Degree in Musicology. Faculty of Geography and History. Introduction to jazz music.
17:15-17:30. Closing ceremony. Mr. Vicente Campos de la Torre. (Complutense University of Madrid). Faculty of Commerce and Tourism. Department of English Studies.