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An insider’s view: Meet Aileen!
The M&M bachelor’s programme is filled with interesting and diverste students. Over the coming few weeks, several of them will share their experiences with the programme with you! Find out who the…
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Two European prizes for 3M research project!
At a recent conference for language teachers in Utrecht, our colleague Joana Duarte – together with Mirjam Günther and their team at NHL Stenden – has won two prizes for their 3M…
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Faces of M&M: Marcela and Frank
Have you ever wondered who the people are behind our BA and MA programme? In the next weeks, you will find out! We will be posting a range of portraits of teachers…
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Faces of M&M: Eva Daussà
Have you ever wondered who the people are behind our BA and MA programme? In the next weeks, you will find out! We will be posting a range of portraits of teachers…
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Faces of M&M: Goffe Jensma
Have you ever wondered who the people are behind our BA and MA programme? In the next six weeks, you will find out! We will be posting a range of portraits (one…
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Interview with singer-songwriter Marlene Bakker
Marlene Bakker sings in Gronings, the dialect spoken in the Dutch province of Groningen. We had a chat with her and talked about what this minority language means to her and how…
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Maija’s World
Laura has recently been attending the online course on Multilingual Practices from the University of Groningen. She was inspired to take the course as she is raising her kids trilingual and wanted…
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De taaltwivel fan studint Hoeke Tamme
Written by: prof. dr. G.T. (Goffe) Jensma Goffe Jensma is professor of Frisian Language and Culture and director of studies of the BA Minorities & Multilingualism and MA Multilingualism at the University…
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My experience of raising a bilingual child
Written by: Milada Walkova Martina the Explorer My eldest daughter Martina was four when we moved to Groningen in the north of the Netherlands from Slovakia, our home country. Four is the…
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Duck nu lay egg before fowl
Everyone can achieve success regardless of their origin By: Sandra Seligson No, the title isn’t a typo. It is in fact an old Jamaican saying that means “Everyone can achieve success regardless…
