This 3-hour professionalising module introduces students of Humanities to concrete career pathways in European multilingual labour markets (especially in translation, subtitling, localisation, cultural mediation and identity-oriented European Studies).

The focus is practical and workplace-based: how multilingual repertoires, intercultural competence and identity work operate in real EU institutional, cultural and communication settings.

The 2024 edition opens a window onto forensic linguistics in multilingual Europe: many authorship, threat, online discourse or disinformation cases today involve more than one language. Here, multilingual knowledge does not simply describe the context, it becomes an analytic tool.

Together with additional courses, conferences, seminars and project deliverables coordinated by the Jean Monnet Chair, this short module maps how intercultural management + multilingualism = professional added value in contemporary EU contexts.

More info and enrollments from cursosweb.

We are delighted to announce the new edition of the Jean Monnet postgraduate module European Multilingualism, Language Education and Intercultural Dialogue, a space designed to discuss how multilingual repertoires, education systems, and language policies intersect across the European Union.

This 2024 postgraduate module will take place from 6th to 28th November 2024 in Room A206, Facultad de Letras (UCLM), and consists of 24 hours (1 ECTS).
Teaching will be delivered by:

• Weeks 1–2: Prof. Javier E. Díaz Vera
• Week 3: Prof. Rosario Caballero
• Week 4: Prof. Ana María Relaño Pastor

Like every year, this module connects empirical case studies, policy analysis and comparative reflection — exploring multilingualism both as a social reality and as a field of advanced research.

Programme (16:00–19:00 every day):

6–7 November — Language policies and planning in the European Union
13–14 November — Multilingualism in contemporary Europe
20–21 November — Multilingualism and cultural dialogue in the EU
27-28 November — Trends in policies and practices in European multilingualism

Registration is available at www.cursosweb.uclm.es

Welcome to a new edition of the Jean Monnet undergraduate module “Cultural Diversity and Identities in the European Union.”

We are delighted to welcome you to a fresh edition of the undergraduate Jean Monnet module Cultural Diversity and Identities in the EU, a space for reflection, debate and research on the multilingual and multicultural reality of today’s European Union.

This edition will take place from 25th September to 16th October 2024 in Room A204, Facultad de Letras (UCLM), and consists of 1 ECTS, delivered by Prof. Javier E. Díaz Vera.

As in previous years, our module explores the EU as a language hotspot: a continent where national, regional, immigrant and endangered languages coexist, overlap, compete and evolve. Throughout the programme we will move from concepts, to empirical reality, to policy, to research trends. The 2024 programme includes topics of Multilingualism in contemporary Europe, European multilingualism and the diversity debate, Trends in policies and practices in European multilingualism, Regional and immigrant languages in the European Union, Endangered languages in the European Union, and Multiculturality and multilingualism in the EU as a new field of research.

Once again, we will analyse multilingualism not only as a sociolinguistic phenomenon, but as a political, educational, economic, identity and cultural resource: and a field of research in rapid expansion.

Enrolment is available at: www.cursosweb.uclm.es

This 3-hour professionalising module introduces students of Humanities to concrete career pathways in European multilingual labour markets (especially in translation, subtitling, localisation, cultural mediation and identity-oriented European Studies).

The focus is practical and workplace-based: how multilingual repertoires, intercultural competence and identity work operate in real EU institutional, cultural and communication settings.

The 2024 edition opens a window onto forensic linguistics in multilingual Europe: many authorship, threat, online discourse or disinformation cases today involve more than one language. Here, multilingual knowledge does not simply describe the context, it becomes an analytic tool.

Together with additional courses, conferences, seminars and project deliverables coordinated by the Jean Monnet Chair, this short module maps how intercultural management + multilingualism = professional added value in contemporary EU contexts.

More info and enrollments from cursosweb.

We are delighted to announce the new edition of the Jean Monnet postgraduate module European Multilingualism, Language Education and Intercultural Dialogue — a space designed to discuss how multilingual repertoires, education systems, and language policies intersect across the European Union.

This 2023 postgraduate module will take place from 8th to 2nd December 2023 in Room A206, Facultad de Letras (UCLM), and consists of 24 hours (1 ECTS).
Teaching will be delivered by:

• Weeks 1–2: Prof. Javier E. Díaz Vera
• Week 3: Prof. Rosario Caballero
• Week 4: Prof. Ana María Relaño Pastor

Like every year, this module connects empirical case studies, policy analysis and comparative reflection: exploring multilingualism both as a social reality and as a field of advanced research.

Programme (16:00–19:00 every day):

10–11 November — Language policies and planning in the European Union
17–18 November — Multilingualism in contemporary Europe
24–25 November — Multilingualism and cultural dialogue in the EU
1-2 December — Trends in policies and practices in European multilingualism

Registration is available at www.cursosweb.uclm.es

Welcome to a new edition of the Jean Monnet undergraduate module “Cultural Diversity and Identities in the European Union.”

We are delighted to welcome you to a fresh edition of the undergraduate Jean Monnet module Cultural Diversity and Identities in the EU, a space for reflection, debate and research on the multilingual and multicultural reality of today’s European Union.

This edition will take place from 2nd October to 3rd November 2023 in Room A204, Facultad de Letras (UCLM), and consists of 1 ECTS, delivered by Prof. Javier E. Díaz Vera.

As in previous years, our module explores the EU as a language hotspot: a continent where national, regional, immigrant and endangered languages coexist, overlap, compete and evolve. Throughout the programme we will move from concepts, to empirical reality, to policy, to research trends. The 2023 programme includes topics of Multilingualism in contemporary Europe, European multilingualism and the diversity debate, Trends in policies and practices in European multilingualism, Regional and immigrant languages in the European Union, Endangered languages in the European Union, and Multiculturality and multilingualism in the EU as a new field of research.

Once again, we will analyse multilingualism not only as a sociolinguistic phenomenon, but as a political, educational, economic, identity and cultural resource: and a field of research in rapid expansion.

Enrolment is available at: www.cursosweb.uclm.es

This 3-hour professionalising module introduces students of Humanities to concrete career pathways in European multilingual labour markets (especially in translation, subtitling, localisation, cultural mediation and identity-oriented European Studies).

The focus is practical and workplace-based: how multilingual repertoires, intercultural competence and identity work operate in real EU institutional, cultural and communication settings.

The 2023 edition opens a window onto forensic linguistics in multilingual Europe: many authorship, threat, online discourse or disinformation cases today involve more than one language. Here, multilingual knowledge does not simply describe the context, it becomes an analytic tool.

Together with additional courses, conferences, seminars and project deliverables coordinated by the Jean Monnet Chair, this short module maps how intercultural management + multilingualism = professional added value in contemporary EU contexts.

More information and enrollment available from cursosweb.

We are delighted to announce the new edition of the Jean Monnet postgraduate module European Multilingualism, Language Education and Intercultural Dialogue — a space designed to discuss how multilingual repertoires, education systems, and language policies intersect across the European Union.

This 2022 postgraduate module will take place from 9th November to 30th November 2022 in Room A206, Facultad de Letras (UCLM), and consists of 24 hours (1 ECTS).
Teaching will be delivered by:

• Weeks 1–2: Prof. Javier E. Díaz Vera
• Week 3: Prof. Rosario Caballero
• Week 4: Prof. Ana María Relaño Pastor

This module connects empirical case studies, policy analysis and comparative reflection: exploring multilingualism both as a social reality and as a field of advanced research.

Programme (16:00–19:00 every day):

9–10 November — Language policies and planning in the European Union
16–17 November — Multilingualism in contemporary Europe
23–24 November — Multilingualism and cultural dialogue in the EU
30 November -1st December — Trends in policies and practices in European multilingualism

Registration is available at www.cursosweb.uclm.es

Welcome to the first edition of the Jean Monnet undergraduate module “Cultural Diversity and Identities in the European Union.”

We are delighted to welcome you to a fresh edition of the undergraduate Jean Monnet module Cultural Diversity and Identities in the EU, a space for reflection, debate and research on the multilingual and multicultural reality of today’s European Union.

This edition will take place from 3rd October to 4th November 2022 in Room A206, Facultad de Letras (UCLM), and consists of 1 ECTS, delivered by Prof. Javier E. Díaz Vera.

As in previous years, our module explores the EU as a language hotspot: a continent where national, regional, immigrant and endangered languages coexist, overlap, compete and evolve. Throughout the programme we will move from concepts, to empirical reality, to policy, to research trends. The 2022 programme includes topics of Multilingualism in contemporary Europe, European multilingualism and the diversity debate, Trends in policies and practices in European multilingualism, Regional and immigrant languages in the European Union, Endangered languages in the European Union, and Multiculturality and multilingualism in the EU as a new field of research.

Once again, we will analyse multilingualism not only as a sociolinguistic phenomenon, but as a political, educational, economic, identity and cultural resource: and a field of research in rapid expansion.

Enrolment is available at: www.cursosweb.uclm.es