As one of the UK's top 10 research universities, we are internationally recognised for our pioneering work in many areas.

Ìì·¢ÓéÀÖÆåÅÆ_Ìì·¢ÓéÀÖAPP-¹ÙÍø|ÏÂÔØ research staff are involved in a number of projects relating to Mexico.

These projects include:

• Mexican immigration to the US and subsequent return to Mexico (See the 'Volver a M¨¦xico' )
• History, Race and Place in the Making of 'Black' Mexico ( See Prof. Laura Lewis )
• Race and Place among young adult african descent Mexicans in the US ( See Prof. Laura Lewis )
• Foreign language teaching, intercultural education, teacher development ( See Dr. Karin Zotzmann )
• British Council- funded project on digital literacies for independent learning to support language students and train staff as facilitators at the University of Guadalajara,?Mexico?(See Mexsu skills).
• Language and Identity in Mexican immigrants in London
• The contemporary Mexican feminist literary ¡®boom' ( See the Boom Femenino project website )
• Spanish Republican exiles in Mexico
• Representations of 'Mexican-ness' in contemporary tourism
• The city (Mexico City) as transnational space.