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DR. CHOW UNG T'CHIANG

Department of English Language

Faculty of Languages and Linguistics

chowutum.edu.my
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Daniel Chow Ung T’chiang (PhD) is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, Universiti Malaya. He was the former Deputy Dean (Research and Development, 2020-2022) and the former Deputy Dean (Research, 2022). His areas of interest include English for Specific Purposes and Critical Genre Analysis. He is currently involved in research projects on Professional Discourses and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Daniel is the Treasurer of the Malaysian Association of Applied Linguistics (MAAL), an affiliate of the International Association of Applied Linguistics (AILA), and the Treasurer of the AILA2024 Congress.


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The Branding Of Healthcare Tourism In Corporate Videos Of Malaysian Healthcare Service Providers
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2024

Rhetorical Structure of Presentations at the ASEAN Accountants (AFA) Conference

2024

RHETORICAL STRUCTURE OF PRESENTATIONS AT THE ASEAN FEDERATION OF ACCOUNTANTS (AFA) CONFERENCE

2024

Professional competence of ASEAN accountants at conference presentations

2024

Professional competence of ASEAN accountant at conference presentation

2017

A Genre-Based Study of Unlabelled Advertorials and Advertisements on Products Related to Cardiovascular Diseases

2003

Issues in Language and Cognition.

2003

Language Learning and Cognition.

1996

English Language Needs of Science Matriculation Students: A Case Study

2020

Issues and Challenges in Green Procurement of Food Premises in University of Malaya

2020

Sustainability Reporting: The Faculty Sustainability Report Card.

2003

Cognitive Strategies of Students in Reading Literary Texts in English.

2001

Sub- Stratum Transfer Among Low Proficiency Students in Written English.