Red de Hispanistas de Europa Central
Informácie o projekte
| Číslo projektu: | CIII-RO-0814-00-2021 |
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| Doba riešenia projektu: | 1. Máj 2020 - 31. December 2020 |
| Vedúci projektu: | Korgova Monika, Mgr., Ph.D. |
| Spoluriešitelia: | |
| Zahraničný projekt: | nie |
The network Red de Hispanistas de Europa Central brings together specialists in Hispanic and Latin-American Studies from 20 departments of 9 CEEPUS countries, who share the same ambition: to elevate the level of the educational work in every department of
Hispanic Studies. This aim was in fact the very motor of the creation in 2010 of the CEEPUS network Red Regional de Hispanistas de Hungria, Rumania y Serbia, who changed its name in 2013 into Red de Hispanistas de Europa Central because of its enlargement.
The CEEPUS program proved to be extremely useful for our purpose, because we took advantage of the mobility activities (undergraduate and graduate students, PhD students and teachers) to invigorate and improve our educational work, research and editorial activity. Spanish Departments in this region are regulary smaller and often with less tradition in comparison with English,
German or French Departments, even if today we witness a rise of the importance of the Spanish language in the world, and a growing demand for obtaining a degree in Spanish Studies.
Hispanic Studies. This aim was in fact the very motor of the creation in 2010 of the CEEPUS network Red Regional de Hispanistas de Hungria, Rumania y Serbia, who changed its name in 2013 into Red de Hispanistas de Europa Central because of its enlargement.
The CEEPUS program proved to be extremely useful for our purpose, because we took advantage of the mobility activities (undergraduate and graduate students, PhD students and teachers) to invigorate and improve our educational work, research and editorial activity. Spanish Departments in this region are regulary smaller and often with less tradition in comparison with English,
German or French Departments, even if today we witness a rise of the importance of the Spanish language in the world, and a growing demand for obtaining a degree in Spanish Studies.