Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Multilingualism and Cultural Diversity

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MultiDiverse is a multi-disciplinary highly integrated transnational Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) programme in Multilingualism and Cultural Diversity that brings together expertise from three EU universities and four disciplines in a complementary way. The programme is offered jointly by the University of Konstanz, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and Jagiellonian University with contributions by 16 associated partners from academic and non-academic organisations in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America. MultiDiverse will train young talented people with a background in linguistics, education, psychology, or sociology on multilingualism and cultural diversity across disciplines to respond to the labour market needs within the academic and non- academic sectors, as well as societal needs. Students will obtain high-quality training, will become part of an international network, and will develop key competencies that can significantly improve their employability. Training in digital skills and science communication will enable them to raise awareness of the opportunities and challenges of multilingualism and cultural diversity at national and local levels. This can lead to a better understanding of multilingualism and cultural diversity by policymakers as well as the general public and can result in a better understanding and implementation of policies on multilingualism and cultural diversity in Europe and beyond. MultiDiverse promises to make a significant impact on the universities, future students, the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), and society at large. It will enable the universities to improve the quality and innovation of their programmes; increase their internationalisation, competitiveness and attractiveness towards talented students; and set up new partnerships with academic and non-academic stakeholders. The innovative aspects of MultiDiverse will contribute to the attractiveness of the EHEA.

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