Az esemény első napja nyitott az egyetemi közösség tagjai számára, mindenkit szeretettel várunk. A rendezvény angol nyelvű programja az alábbiakban olvasható:
UNINET CONFERENCE
Oradea, Romania, Partium Christian University, 13-14 June 2023
1. Background
The goals of the UniNet project
Establishing more strategic partnerships and enhancing the existing ones between the different universities in our language regions in the field of national minorities, multilingualism, minority languages, language rights, language policy, identity and language teaching
Practical exchange of existing knowledge of the different universities and/or academic institutions in our language regions in the field of national minorities, multilingualism, minority languages, language rights, language policy, identity and language learning
Identifying opportunities to develop in 2023/2024 a pilot exchange programme for university students from different language regions in a broader non-language oriented field
More details: https://uninet.partium.ro/
UniNet partner institutions at the conference
Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol (Wales), Prifysgol Aberystwyth (Wales), Mercator Research Centre, NHL Stenden, Province of Fryslân, Stockholm University, Soziolinguistika Klusterra, University of Udine, Partium Christian University
2. Conference program
Day 1, Tuesday, 13 June 2023
Open session, university students and teachers are welcome
Topic: What have we done so far on three language related subjects?
Location: Amphitheater, Partium building
09.30-09.45: Opening of the UniNet Conference
Dr. theol. József Pálfi, Rector of the Partium Christian University
Sietske Poepjes, former Chair of the Network to Promote Linguistic Diversity (NPLD), Regional Minister of the Province of Fryslân and initiator of the UniNet project
09.45-10.30: Higher Education and Multilingualism. Presentations and discussions (section chair: Borbála Bökös)
Antal János James, Partium Christian University: European Higher Education in Minority Languages
Sion Jobbins, Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol (Wales): Taith - Wales's cooperation journey
Marco Stolfo, University of Udine, University of Friuli: From a multilingual region for a multilingual Europe: languages, rights, teaching and research
10.30-11.10: Translanguaging. What is the effect of translanguaging on minority languages? Presentations and discussions (section chair: Julianna Borbély)
Julianna Borbély, Partium Christian University: The Relationship between Foreign Language and Mother Tongue
Eabele Tjepkema, NHL Stenden University of Applied Studies: Translanguaging practices in the Frisian trilingual primary school (pupils aged 10-12)
11.10-11.30: Coffee break
11.30-12.50: Language attitudes and language use. Presentations and discussions (section chair: Imanol Larrea-Mendizabal)
Titus Pop, Partium Christian University: Standard English vs Non-Standard English- A Sociolinguistic Debate
Lasse Vuorsola, Stockholm University: The social complexities of Finnish in Sweden
Imanol Larrea-Mendizabal, Soziolinguistika Klusterra: Applied participatory research for language revitalization in the Basque Country
Elin Royles, Prifysgol Aberystwyth (Wales): Young people’s language practices and education in regional or minority languages: the case of Wales
13.00-14.00: Lunch break
14.00-15.20: Multilingualism and bilingualism, cognitive benefits of bilingualism. Presentations and discussion (section chair: Elin Royles)
Jelske Dijkstra, Mercator Research Centre: Overview of current research projects at the Mercator Research Centre
Bökös Borbála, Partium Christian University: The Challenges of Travel Literature. Cultural Clashes in 19th century Hungary and Transylvania
Elin Royles, Prifysgol Aberystwyth (Wales): Outlining of relevant research at Aberystwyth
Eabele Tjepkema, NHL Stenden University of Applied Studies: Design based education, opportunities for connecting the teacher training curriculum and the research agenda of the Research group Multilingualism & Literacy.