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ESP (English for Special Purposes) is a methodology for teaching English designed for specific disciplines. This paper discusses the pedagogical setup of an ESP course based on the multiliteracies approach. An example course is described as well as guidelines for researchers and teachers in order to facilitate collaboration in designing effective learning activities in Higher Education ESP courses.