Research Roadmap - 2026
Bachelor of English Literature Research roadmap was compiled based on research themes that was derived from research themes in the Faculty.
Themes in the Faculty
1. Local Wisdom in Language, Literature, and Culture
2. Preservation and Utilization of Language, Literature, and Culture
3. Values in Language, Literature, and Culture
4. Contemporary Phenomenon and Millennial Generation in Language, Literature, and Contemporary Culture
5. Language, Literature, and Culture Learning System
6. Big data
7. Digital Technology
8. Language in Communication
9. Other Social Humanities
Fundamental Adoption and Adaptation:
Research theme 1, 2, 3, 4, 9 can be represented into language use and therefore, those five research themes can be compiled into one Language and Language Use in Communication research theme. Meanwhile, research theme 7 can be applied to each research topic on the fifth year, as the last year research findings were expected to be in digital visualization. The foundation to the department research roadmap can be arranged based on these themes:
1. Language and Language Use in Communication
2. Big data (Cross disciplines research)
3. Learning system
The three themes above can be described further into several research topics and sub topics at the Bachelor of English Literature as displayed in the following table.
Tema Riset |
Topik Riset |
2022 |
2023 |
2024 |
2025 |
2026 |
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1. Language and Language Use in Communication |
Microlinguistics |
Phonological, Morphological, Syntactic, and Semantic Aspect of Language |
Language Use |
Language Typology |
Language modelling and documentation (digital technology based) |
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Macrolinguistics |
English Language in social media |
Language and power relation |
Language and Environment |
Language Contestation at public spaces |
Language use model in public spaces (digital technology based) |
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Applied Linguistics |
Language use in various contexts |
Language use in teaching context |
Language in language service context |
Language use model in various contexts (digital technology based) |
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2. Big Data (cross discipline research) |
Preservation of language, literature, and culture |
Productive and Receptive skills in English language use |
Set data and corpus data in language (digital technology based) |
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3. Learning System |
Learning in language, literature, and culture |
Teaching and Learning in English language and literature |
Teaching and Learning Literature (digital technology based) |
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The following research groups have provided their research roadmap/profiles/portfolio online on the main Faculty webpage or elsewhere:
- Semantics Group (roadmap page)
- Linguistics Landscape Group (roadmap page)
- Sociolinguistics Group (roadmap page)
- Computer-assisted Lexicology and Lexicography (CompLexico) Group (research webpage)



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