Students and lecturers from the University of Vigo (Spain), the University of Minho (Portugal), and the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain) gathered today at the Faculty of Education and Sport Sciences, Pontevedra Campus, University of Vigo, to celebrate this year's edition of the EMLex Wiktionary Hackfest.
Am 16. Oktober hat die KRE den Dictionary Day mit Präsentationen ihrer Studierenden gefeiert.
We are excited to welcome the new cohort of students starting the European Master in Lexicography (EMLex) at the University of Hildesheim! The academic journey ahead is filled with opportunities to deepen your knowledge and contribute to the fascinating field of lexicography. We wish all of you an enriching and inspiring experience as you begin your studies.
Best of luck, and make the most of this exciting new chapter!
Last week, EMLex proudly participated in the EURALEX XXI conference in Cavtat, Croatia. The conference gathered lexicographers, linguistic experts and IT professionals from around the world to explore cutting-edge research and developments in these fields.
During the event, María José Domínguez and Luke Akinremi presented their work, The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Lexicography - EMJM-EMLex: New Developments and Goals, in a poster session. Their presentation shed light on the evolving nature of the EMLex programme and its future objectives.
The EMLex team at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), along with the entire EMLex family, warmly welcomes the new and 3rd-semester students who will be studying at FAU for the Winter Semester 2024/25. An onboarding session with the EMLex director, Dr Christine Ganslmayer, was held on October 2nd.
We wish them a wonderful experience ahead!
Unsere EMLex-Studentin von der KRE, Cathy
Professor Daniele Franceschi from Roma Tre University (Italy) presented and illustrated our EMLex course at the AsiaLex conference in Tokyo on September 13, 2024. He also had the opportunity to meet with students who have successfully completed the course and defended their thesis, including Karla Cheung.
