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Flere språk til flere (More languages to more people) was launched at UiT the Arctic University of Norway in June 2011. The branch communicates cutting-edge research on multilingualism and language learning conducted at the AcqVA Aurora Center (Center for Language Acquisition, Variation & Attrition: The Dynamic Nature of Languages in the Mind). We partner with families, teachers, community groups, multicultural organizations, and policy makers. We believe that everyone can enjoy the benefits of having more than one language.

South Carolina (USA) and online
20 Oct 2023
BMRS2023 - Bilingualism Matters Research Symposium 2023

Our annual interdisciplinary research conference is on again this year, with a two-day programme packed with the latest bilingualism research. The conference is held at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, USA and online. Call for Proposals OPEN NOW

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online
24 May 2023
Bilingualism Matters Knowledge Exchange Forum

The annual BM KE Forum is an opportunity for all to meet and learn about the work led by Bilingualism Matters members across the world of research, practice and media.

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Projects

There are currently no active projects running at our centre.

People

Dr. Yulia Rodina
Associate Professor of Linguistics, Branch Co-Director More
Dr. Nadine Kolb
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow, Branch Co-Director More
Prof. Marit Westergaard
Professor of Linguistics, Director of AcqVA Aurora Center More
Prof. Merete Anderssen
Professor of Linguistics More
Prof. Kristine Bentzen
Professor of Linguistics More
Dr. Tekabe Legesse Feleke
Postdoctoral Fellow More
Dr. Natalia Mitrofanova
Lecturer More
Dr. Alicia Luque
Postdoctoral Fellow More
Prof. Jason Rothman
Professor of Linguistics More
Zeynep Sancak Sert
Research Assistant More
Dr. Aleksandra Tomic
Postdoctoral Fellow More
Dr. Olga Urek
Postdoctoral Fellow More
Dr. Brechje van Osch
Postdoctoral Fellow More
Prof. Øystein Vangsnes
Professor of Linguistics More
Dr. Toms Voits
Postdoctoral Fellow More

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Postboks-FSF@HSL.uit.no
Bilingualism Matters Tromsø