Joint courses
Students from all partner institutions have access to in-person and online courses organised by any of the partner institutions.
Spring 2021 (online)
- Altaic Linguistics: Chaghatai
- Grammatical Voice
- Historical Linguistics
- Language and Writing*
- Natural Language Processing for Low-Resourced and Endangered Languages
- Pragmatics
- The Nivkh Language
Autumn 2021 (online)
- Anthropological Linguistics
- Chinese Linguistics*
- Introduction to Korean History and Culture
- Language and Gender
- Language Typology
- Ottoman Turkish
Autumn 2022 (online)
- Intercultural Approach to Understanding Chinese Politics
Spring 2023 (in-person)
- Languages and writings in ancient inscriptions of Southeast Asia*
* NSEANET courses specially designed, organised and jointly taught by the teaching staff from all the partner institutions.
Guest lectures in regular curricula
Spring 2022 (online)
- Historical Linguistics (University of Helsinki & Mahidol University)
- Pragmatics (Mahidol University)
- Sociolinguistics (University of Helsinki)
- Uralic Linguistics (University of Helsinki)
Autumn 2022 (in-person & online)
- Archaeological Analysis and Interpretation (Silpakorn University)
- Cultural Studies of Music (Mahidol University)
- Korean Art (Silpakorn University)
Spring 2023 (online)
- Semantics and Pragmatics (Mahidol University)
Thesis co-supervision
Hakka language vitality in Thailand: Sociolinguistic and Geographic Perspectives
Successfully defended on 4 November 2022
- PhD candidate: Sutthiphod Phiranawong (Mahidol University)
- Supervisors: Siripen Ungsitipoonporn (Mahidol University) & Erika Sandman (University of Helsinki)