International Language Learning Conference 2025 (ILLC2025)
ILLC2025 is coming to you this year!
We are honored to invite students, academics, researchers, language professionals, and language service providers to participate in the 10th ILLC 2025, taking place on 3–4 September 2025 in Penang, Malaysia.
Building on its tradition, ILLC 2025 provides a dynamic platform for language enthusiasts to exchange ideas and insights, whether attending in person or online.
Selected papers will undergo a peer review process and be published in a Scopus-indexed e-proceeding.
Important Dates
Date
3 – 4 SEPTEMBER 2025
Venue
EASTERN & ORIENTAL HOTEL, GEORGE TOWN, PENANG
Theme
CELEBRATING DIVERSITY THROUGH LANGUAGE: BUILDING INCLUSIVITY FOR A SUSTAINABLE TOMORROW
Conference Mode
HYBRID
Speakers
Official website and more information will be available soon! We look forward to your participation!
Past conferences
INPAC 2023
Theme: Researching Language and Translation for a Changing World
Date: 1 December 2023
Venue: School of Languages, Literacies & Translation and Webex (Hybrid)
Email: inpac23@gmail.com
APCLG 2022
ASIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE ON LANGUAGE AND GENDER 2022
Theme: Towards sustainable, equal, and equitable communities
Date: 11 & 12 August 2022
Time: 9AM - 6PM
Venue: Webex (Virtual)
Email: apclg2022@gmail.com
Official website: https://apclgppblt.wixsite.com/apclg2022
MATSDA-ILLC (2021)
THE 24-HOUR MATSDA-INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE LEARNING CONFERENCE 2021
Theme: Developing L2 Materials and Designing Language Learning to Promote Creativity and Criticality
Date: 11 - 12 August 2021
Time: 9AM - 9AM (24 hours)
Venue: Webex (Virtual)
Email: matsda-illc.usm@usm.my
Official website: https://usmmatsda.wixsite.com/matsdaillc2021
ILLC 8 (2019)
8th INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE LEARNING CONFERENCE 2019
Theme: Capturing the Past and Shaping the Future through Language
Date: 16 - 18 July 2019
Time: 8AM - 5PM
Venue: Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
Email: illc@usm.my
Official website: http://www.illc.usm.my
ILLC 7 (2017)
7th INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE LEARNING CONFERENCE 2017
Theme: Knowledge and Competence in Language Learning Today
DATE: 21 – 22 AUG 2017 [MON & TUES]
TIME: 8AM – 5PM
VENUE: Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
EMAIL: illc@usm.my
Official website: http://www.illc7.usm.my/
ILLC 6 (2015)
6th International Language Learning Conference
Theme: Embracing Cultural Diversity through Language Learning
2 - 4 Nov 2015 @ Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
ILLC 5 (2013)
5th International Language Learning Conference
Theme: Acknowledging Multilingualism, Multiculturalism and Their Different Facets in Language Teaching and Learning
11 - 13 Nov 2013 @ Evergreen Laurel Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
ILLC 4 (2011)
2011 Asian Literacy Conference in conjunction with 7th LITCON & 4th ILLC
Theme: Language and Literacy in the Local and Global Contexts: Success Stories and Unfolding Narratives
11-13 Oct 2011 @ Berjaya Georgetown Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
ILLC 3 (2008)
3rd International Language Learning Conference
Theme: Language Teaching and Learning: Meeting The Realities Of A Changing World
29-31 Oct 2008 @ Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia
ILLC 2 (2006)
2nd International Language Learning Conference
Theme: Current Practices In Curriculum and Materials Development
23-25 Nov 2006 @ Grand Plaza Parkroyal Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
ILLC 1 (2004)
1st International Language Learning Conference
Theme: Issues, Practices and Challenges in Establishing a Language Learning Culture
16-18 December 2004 @ Evergreen Laurel Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
School of Languages, Literacies & Translation
Universiti Sains Malaysia,11800 Minden, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Tel: (60) 04-6533145/3158/3751/4141 | Fax: +604-6569122 |
Email: ppblt_courses@usm.my | 
Disclaimer
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