Romance Studies,
Department
Fachbereich 05: Philosophie und Philologie at the Uni Mainz
Romanisches Seminar
- Jakob-Welder-Weg 18
- 55128 Mainz
- Phone: +49 6131 392-2249
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Special features regarding teaching"Full Romance Studies" programme including francophone and Latin American Studies; Optional language courses in Italian, Portuguese and Romanian; A full range of study offers as BA minor subject including Portuguese; Possible option Romanian. Research-oriented teaching; Advanced didactics; Extensive range of courses in the respective foreign languages given by a high proportion of native language teaching staff; Interdisciplinary orientation and emphasis on cross-culturalism in the MA degree course Fully accredited bi-national degree courses (Université de Bourgogne, Dijon) from the B.A. to the PhD.
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Special features regarding the international orientationBinational degree courses of the DFH with option for trinational extension (Sherbrooke), possible in French from the BA/B.Ed to doctorate with co-supervision and double degree. Well-established partnerships (Erasmus/FORTHEM) with universities in France, Italy, Spain, in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, Portugal and Romania and in Canada, Colombia and Brazil. Support for international scholarship holders (DAAD/Erasmus). International research partnerships and networks; International lecture activities as well as assessment activities by teachers; Collaboration in committees at an international level.
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Special features regarding the equipmentMedia-based teaching and learning, use of e-learning platforms and e-examinations, sufficient range of computer workstations in libraries and PC pools. Special research databases of the French emphasis of the university library. Support for the introduction of new digital formats.
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Special features regarding research activitiesLiterature and Culture of the Early Modern Era; of the 19th centuries); Comedy of the Enlightenment, contemporary literature; Marcel Proust; Colonialism/post-colonialism; Non-European Literature; Francophone Studies; Interculturality; Literary Anthropology; Cultures of memory; Linguistics of gender ; Media Linguistics; Political linguistics; Onomastics; Language standardisation; Multilingualism; L3 Acquisition; DFG Project (2022–25) on the phonology of Bulgarian Jewish Spanish; Migration Research; Language teaching and learning research, didactics of multilingualism; Text/media literacy; Dolomite Ladin.
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Other special featuresSpecialised library for research on France; Expansion in 2013 in cooperation with the university library/’Funding Excellent Research Libraries’ (DFG) in the direction of Francophony and interculturality research; Interdisciplinary research platform ‘Forum for intercultural studies of Francophony’; Foundation of the Centre for French and Francophone Studies (2019); Forum for Italian Studies; Cooperation with cultural institutes (Institut Français, Mainz; Instituto Cervantes, Frankfurt; Camões-Institut, Berlin, Istituto Italiano di Cultura; Instituts f Romanian Language, Bucharest).
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Further information on research activitieshttps://www.romanistik.uni-mainz.de/personen/
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Further information about study entry phasehttps://www.studium.uni-mainz.de/einfuehrungsveranstaltungen/
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