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On 27th January, at 17:00 CET, Arqus organizes the online lecture 鈥淪hort-term study abroad 鈥� Insights from a long-term project鈥�, by Eva Seidl, practitioner-researcher at the Centre for Language, Plurilingualism and Didactics at the University of Graz.

This talk will present a research project in Teaching Studies, focusing on international students鈥� needs and experiences during short-term mobility at a host university. It will give insights into the project outcomes and lessons learned.

Eva Seidl is also a lecturer of German Language and Culture at the Department of Translation Studies at the University of Graz. Her research over 10 years has focused on study abroad, translation-oriented language teaching and didactics in higher education. In addition, Eva is also engaged in language teacher education.

This is the first of a series of guest lectures (鈥淪even months, seven universities鈥�) to be offered in the framework of the (sub-line 4.8). These lectures focus on specific topics related to language and culture and target mainly graduate and post-graduate students as well as early-stage researchers interested in those topics. The lectures are not intended to replace the actions foreseen for this sub-line (exchange of language assistants for partner universities) but rather to fill in the mobility gap existing due to the current pandemic situation.

The lecture will be broadcast on the .