Language Centre Erasmus+ staff exchange 2017
The University of Groningen Language Centre regularly receives requests from lecturers about the possibilities of visiting us for a week, via the Erasmus+ programme, to observe our teaching and get to know the Language Centre. Much to our regret, we sometimes have to refuse because of scheduling difficulties. We have therefore decided to concentrate the Erasmus+ exchanges in one week, namely 2-6 October 2017. We can host a maximum of 10 visitors.
If you are interested, kindly contact Ms Antoinette Maassen: a.j.m.maassen@rug.nl.
We are looking forward to meeting you in Groningen.
Anje Dijk
Director
Schedule 2-6 October 2017
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Plenary Opening
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Sit in on classes |
Section session
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Sit in on classes |
Section session
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Official Lunch
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Lunch with Section Head |
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Section sessions: Your section
Vision
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Sit in on classes |
Afternoon off |
Sit in on classes |
Plenary Closing
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Dinner with Section Head |
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Plenary Dinner |
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| Last modified: | 15 September 2017 9.21 p.m. |
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