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EUROPEAN INTERDISCIPLINARY MASTER AFRICAN STUDIES

The First Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in African Studies

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Dr. Klaudia Dombrowsky-Hahn

Dr. Klaudia Dombrowsky-Hahn

Lecturer at the Language Centre and African Linguistics I

Faculty of Languages & Literatures
   

  • Regional focus: Burkina Faso and Mali
  • Research topics: Gur languages (esp. Senufo), Mande languages, Language Description, Morphology and Syntax, Grammaticalization

    Sociolinguistics, Urban Languages, Multilingualism - Language and Migration, Literacy, Oral Literature

Contact

University of Bayreuth
Universitätsstraße 30, Language Centre, B3 building, Room 0.17
D-95447 Bayreuth

E-mailKlaudia.Hahn@uni-bayreuth.de
Phone: + 49 921 55-2215

   

Professional Background

Since 02/2019

Researcher at the Institute of African Linguistics, Goethe University Frankfurt

02–03/2019

Short term lecturer of African Linguistics at the Université des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines, Bamako, Mali, financed by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

Co-editor of the journal Mandenkan (Révue d’ètudes linguistiques des langues mandé)

2019

Venia Legendi (Habilitation) in African Linguistics

Since 2008

Lecturer in Bambara, the University of Bayreuth's Language Centre (part-time)

2006 – 2012

Research Associate, DFG-funded project “The Language of the Karaboro”, University of Bayreuth

07/2006

Postdoc scholarship at the Max Planck Institute Leipzig, Prof. B. Comrie's research group

2001 – 2006

Research Associate (part-time) in Project A1 "Effects of globalization processes on the vitality of languages in West African cities“, SFB/FK 560, “Local Action in Africa in the Context of Global Developments”, University of Bayreuth

2000 – 2001

Assistant to the Management, International Youth Festspieltreffen Bayreuth

10/2000 – 02/2001

Parental leave

1997

University Award of the city of Bayreuth

1997

Doctorate in African Studies, University of Bayreuth

1996 – 1999

Research Associate, Bambara lecturer, Language Centre, University of Bayreuth

1991 – 1993

DFG doctoral scholarship in the research training group "Intercultural Relations in Africa" at the University of Bayreuth

1991 – 1993

Employee in the documentation centre and library of the German UNESCO-Commission, Bonn

1991

Magister degree in African Studies, University of Cologne

1987 – 1989

DAAD scholarship to study at INALCO Paris

    

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