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Multilingualism Research Hub

The Multilingualism Research Hub was created in 2021 thanks to the UW Excellence Initiative, IDUB Action II 3.7 “Multilingualism” led by prof. Agnieszka Otwinowska-Kasztelanic. It is an inter-faculty and international research group, which combines the know-how of linguists, language acquisition researchers and psychologists.

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Excellence in multilingualism studies

Many people develop multilingually as a result of mobility and migration, or acquire different languages through education. However, there is still a shortage of methodologically advanced empirical research explaining the linguistic and cognitive mechanisms underlying the functioning of multilingual children and adults. Multilingualism Research Hub aims at facilitating excellent multilingual research at the University of Warsaw.

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Increasing the impact

Multilingualism studies conducted at the University of Warsaw have already gained global recognition. The Multilingualism Research Hub aims to promote UW research on multilingualism and increase its impact in Poland and worldwide.

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Common research space

The Multi-R-Hub facilitates the exchange of know-how and experience among researchers. We also aim to create a common research space to effectively use and develop the infrastructure available at the University of Warsaw.

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Seminar on L2/L3 vocabulary acquisition

A seminar on L2/L3 vocabulary acquisition will be held on 21st October in "Strefa Współpracy" at 13.15-15.00. The seminar will feature Prof. Sachiyo Iimura from the Gunma University in Japan ...

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The Multilingualism Research Hub at BREAKTHROUGHS

This week, the annual Breakthroughs conference begins – a vibrant forum bringing together scholars from across the humanities and social sciences. The event will take place on 16-17 October 2025 in the Modern Languages building at ...

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FOSTERLANG Inaugural event

On September 25–27 2025, the Museum of Wilamowice Culture hosted the inaugural event for the FOSTERLANG project – "Fostering Linguistic Capital: A Roadmap for Reversing the Diversity Crisis and Activating ...

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