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About CL2023

Welcome to the twelfth international Corpus Linguistics conference (CL2023)! This series of conferences began in 2001 with an event celebrating the career of Professor Geoffrey Leech, on the occasion of his retirement.

CL2023 will be held at Lancaster University from Monday 3rd July to Thursday 6th July 2023.

The main conference will be preceded by a workshop day on Sunday 2nd July. The 2023 Lancaster Summer Schools in Corpus Linguistics will also take place in the week before the conference.

Lancaster university badge superimposed over a photo of the river and bridge close to the city.

  • A view of the street leading up to Lancaster Castle.
    A view of Lancaster castle.
  • A view of Lancaster city from the castle at night.
    Lancaster city at night.
  • Lily pads on Lake Carter in the sunshine.
    Lake Carter on Bailrigg campus
  • A tree lined Zebra crossing on campus in the sun.
    A zebra crossing on campus in the sun.
  • Lancaster campus building.
    Bailrigg House on campus
  • Lancaster campus woodland pods.
    Bailrigg campus study pods
  • Bailrigg campus
  • Lake Carter on campus in the winter.
    Lake Carter on Bailrigg campus
  • A bright sunset at the beach, with tracks in the sand.
    Morecambe town beach at sunset.

This conference is an in person event, with the opportunity for attendees to watch the conference online for free. For more information on in person and online registration, please see our Registration page.

Have any questions or issues? You can contact the organising committee at our email address: CL2023@lancaster.ac.uk. During the conference, we strongly encourage attendees to use our discussion board to post conference related issues and get real-time updates.

Lily pads on Lake Carter in the sunshine.

Conference Programme and Book of Abstracts

A tree lined Zebra crossing on campus in the sun.

Travel and conference venue

A view of Lancaster city from the castle at night.

Pre-conference workshops

Registration

A view of the street leading up to Lancaster Castle.

Plenary speakers

Lake Carter on campus in the winter.

CL2023 discussion board (‘Topics’ tab)