Linguistic diversity, education, social participation: Hamburg International Summer School 2021
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- Get ready for the 2021 Hamburg International Summer School devoted to "Linguistic diversity, education, and social participation" by meeting our teachers. To learn more about the summer school, visit www.uni-hamburg.de/en/interna...
Linguistic (as well as cultural and social) diversity are basic characteristics of today's societies. Their causes include, among others, increasing migration, globalisation, new technical possibilities of communication, and interactions across traditional borders. Using three nations with significant migration - Australia, China and Germany - as examples, we will explore how increasing diversity affects education and social participation, and what policies and discourses have been developed in response to linguistic diversity. Despite their different socio-political traditions in dealing with migration, the challenges and responses to linguistic diversity in the three countries share many similarities. Central among these is that linguistic diversity continues to be a central factor in social exclusion in the three countries.
The 2021 Hamburg International Summer School devoted to "Linguistic diversity, education, and social participation" has four focus topics: Key Issues in Multilingualism; Language Development in Multilingual Settings; Language Diversity in Formal and Informal Settings; and Multilingual Learning Motivation in a Foreign Language Context
The 2021 Hamburg International Summer School devoted to "Linguistic diversity, education, and social participation" will be hosted at Hamburg University, Germany, in July 2021. It is co-hosted with Macquarie University, Australia, and Fudan University, China. To find out more - including admission requirements and scholarship opportunities - visit: www.uni-hamburg.de/en/interna...
I want to go! I couldn’t find the info on admissions requirements, but maybe l am too excited and should wait till it is closer to the application time. :)