Dr Angela Farrell is Assistant Dean International of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Limerick, Course Director of the International Structured PhD- AHSS,  Course Director of the UL Summer Institute Programme and the UL International PhD Bridging Programme,  a Lecturer in the TESOL/Linguistics Section, Erasmus Coordinator TESOL/Linguistics, and External Examiner at the University of Ulster. She has taught extensively on undergraduate and postgraduate language teacher education programmes. Her teaching and research interest are in L2 classroom discourse, applied corpus linguistics, L2 teacher education, reflective practice and migrant children education and multilingualism in schools.She is a member of the Centre for Applied Language Studies, the Inter-Varietal Corpus Studies Group, the British Association of Applied linguistics  and the Irish Association of Applied Linguistics.She has published in the areas of L2 teacher education, applied corpus linguistics, English as an additional language provision in schools, reflective practice and EFL pedagogy. She currently teaches on three MA level teacher education programmes (TESOL/Applied Linguistics/Professional Masters in Language Teaching) and the Structured PhD in TESOL/Structured PhD AHSS and is a Teaching Practice supervisor in post-primary schools. She supervises research at PhD, MA, and FYP research, and is involved in a number of Erasmus + educational projects with EU partner universities.