Lecture Series “Everyday Multilingualism” at the University of Hamburg

19 March 2026, by Digitale Kommunikation

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The public lecture series Everyday Multilingualism invites audiences to explore current research on multilingualism in everyday life during the summer semester. The series spans multiple sessions and offers a diverse programme featuring international scholars. The sessions take place on Tuesdays from 18:15 to 19:45 (CET) at Von-Melle-Park 8 (Room 06). All lectures will be held in English.

The series focuses on questions of how multilingualism is lived in different social contexts, what challenges and opportunities arise from it, and how linguistic diversity shapes our societies.

The series will conclude with a panel discussion titled “What Can Research Do for Everyday Multilingualism? On the Relationship between Language Researchers and Language Users”, which will also include Claudia Mendes Bernhard from the Co-Creation & Engagement team.

The full programme and further information are available at: https://www.zfw.uni-hamburg.de/oeffentliche-vortraege/sommersemester/02-everyday-multilingualism.html