Romani studies at Universities in Europe: Development and Innovations
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"The project ""Romani studies at Universities in Europe: Development and Innovations"" (2019-2021) aims to stimulate, develop and conduct education in Romani studies at international level and to significantly promote the internationalisation of this work at main European universities teaching Romani Studies. The goal is to increase the visibility of Romani studies in higher education, in the society and internationally; as well as to consolidate activities in Romani studies at higher education institutions by means of collaboration and increasing efficiency by seeking synergies among actors. The project is based on exchange of methods, knowledges and good practices among the academic staff in the field of Romani studies during their training events. The project will produce key educational materials in teaching Romani language as well as in all key areas of Romani Studies and create a common multidisciplinary course focused on Romani studies, which will be tested during the project. Two books of texts in the field will be produced (a textbook and a thematic collection based on project training events). Another intellectual outputs will be two Massive Open On-line Courses (MOOC) focused on Romani and Romani Studies. All these intellectual outputs and mainly MOOCs will constitute innovative and sustainable tools of the project, with a very wide reach-out. Staff and student exchange will contribute to the internationalization of Romani Studies at partner universities and provide the students with access to the Europe's best expertise in Romani Studies. The outputs will be disseminated at two Multiplier Events in Prague and Stockholm and throughout the project runtime e.g. in university teaching.The project will create sustainable and innovative forms of cooperation between main European academic institutions teaching Romani Studies. This project will be carried out by a consortium comprising Södertörn University (Stockholm), Charles University (Prague), University of Helsinki (Finland) and Central European University (Budapest)."
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