Multilingualism in schools in the Basque Country
[13/05/2008] - [19.00h]
The results of the application of trilingual school programmes in the Basque Country are the focus of the lecture to be given by the Vice Rector for International Relations at the University of the Basque Country, David Lasagabaster. He is also Full Professor in the English and German Department at the university, as well as Full Professor of Translation and Interpreting in the Languages, Geography and History Faculty.
Entitled "Multilingual school programmes in the Basque Country: landmarks, successes and attitudes", this is the second lecture in the series organised by the Linguamón-UOC Chair in Multilingualism this academic year, which seeks to contribute to reflection on and analysis of the role of languages and multilingualism in the European context and in the process of societal globalisation, as well as offering a framework for international cooperation for academic training in the field.
The results of the application of trilingual school programmes in the Basque Country are the focus of the lecture to be given by the Vice Rector for International Relations at the University of the Basque Country, David Lasagabaster. He is also Full Professor in the English and German Department at the university, as well as Full Professor of Translation and Interpreting in the Languages, Geography and History Faculty.
Entitled "Multilingual school programmes in the Basque Country: landmarks, successes and attitudes", this is the second lecture in the series organised by the Linguamón-UOC Chair in Multilingualism this academic year, which seeks to contribute to reflection on and analysis of the role of languages and multilingualism in the European context and in the process of societal globalisation, as well as offering a framework for international cooperation for academic training in the field.
Venue
Centre de Suport del Barcelonès de la UOC
Av. Drassanes, 3-5
Barcelona (Spain)
Organized by
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Linguamón-House of Languages