Grants and awards
Grants
The Nebrija Global Chair on Spanish as a Language for Migrants and Refugees announces a Grant for Research Staff in Training for the completion of the Doctorate in Linguistics Applied to Language Teaching at Nebrija University.
Deadline for application: from October 1 to 26, 2023
Information about the Grant
All applicants are reminded that, to be a beneficiary of this scholarship, it is essential to apply for admission to Nebrija University's Doctorate program in Linguistics applied to language teaching.
Documentation and InformationDecision
It was unanimously agreed to grant the predoctoral contract to Carolina Lizeth Guthemberg Arévalo. This decision was made in line with the proposal presented by Ocarina Masid, the coordinator of the doctoral program in Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching.
Part-time research contract Living Lab Nebrija 2022-2023
The Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees opens the application period for a part-time research contract (20 hours) to carry out research assistance tasks in the area of Linguistics Applied to Teaching Languages (Spanish as a migration language). The person hired will collaborate in the development of work within the LAELE group (Nebrija Research Group in Linguistics Applied to the Teaching of Foreign Languages), and be involved with Nebrija’s Living Lab of the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees.
The Living Lab, as its name suggests, is a living laboratory whose main objective is to enable the public to be in touch with science in a dynamic and innovative social space. Nebrija's Living Lab is conceived as a meeting point for the target population (migrants and refugees, but also the general public) that facilitates the collection of data for the development of research carried out in this field of knowledge.
Aimed at: Postgraduate students.
Application deadline: from 01/12/2022 to 15/12/2022.
More information and applications
catedraespanol@nebrija.es
Resolución
In accordance with the provisions of the regulations, and after the selection process, the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees selected for the part-time research assistance contract at Nebrija's Living Lab:
- Ms. Teresa Simón Cabodevilla
Part-time research contract Living Lab Nebrija 2021-2022
The Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees opens the application period for a part-time research contract (20 hours) to carry out research assistance tasks in the area of Linguistics Applied to Teaching Languages (Spanish as a migration language). The person hired will collaborate in the development of work within the LAELE group (Nebrija Research Group in Linguistics Applied to the Teaching of Foreign Languages), and be involved with Nebrija’s Living Lab of the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees.
The Living Lab, as its name suggests, is a living laboratory whose main objective is to enable the public to be in touch with science in a dynamic and innovative social space. Nebrija's Living Lab is conceived as a meeting point for the target population (migrants and refugees, but also the general public) that facilitates the collection of data for the development of research carried out in this field of knowledge.
Aimed at: Postgraduate students.
Application deadline: from 02/08/2021 to 12/09/2021.
More information and applications:
catedraespanol@nebrija.es
Resolution
In accordance with the provisions of the regulations, and after the selection process, the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees selected for the part-time research assistance contract at Nebrija's Living Lab:
- Ms. Sara Toro Ballesteros
Nebrija Living Lab-Santander part-time research contract
The Nebrija Global Chair of Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees opens the period for receiving applications for a part-time research contract (20 hours) for assistance tasks in the area of Applied Linguistics. The hired person will carry out research assistance tasks in work carried out within the LAELE group (Nebrija Research Group in Linguistics Applied to the Teaching of Foreign Languages) and linked to the Nebrija Living Lab (fixed and mobile headquarters) of the Nebrija Global Chair on Spanish as a language of migrants and refugees.
Aimed at: Postgraduate students.
Deadline for application: from 14/02/2020 to 28/02/2020.
+ Information about the call
Ruling
In accordance with the provisions of the regulations and after the selection process, the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a language of migrants and refugees has selected for the part-time research assistant contract in the Nebrija Living Lab:
- Ms. Clara Ureña Tormo
Grant for Research Staff in Training
The Nebrija Global Chair on Spanish as a Language for Migrants and Refugees announces a Grant for Research Staff in Training for the completion of the Doctorate in Linguistics Applied to Language Teaching at Nebrija University.
Deadline for application: from October 1 to 26, 2018
Information about the Grant
* All applicants are reminded that, to be a beneficiary of this scholarship, it is essential to apply for admission to Nebrija University's Doctorate program in Linguistics applied to language teaching.
Documentation
Call. . Printed application. Training plan linked to research. Document of acceptance / withdrawal from grant.Decision
In accordance with the provisions of the regulations, the Grant Commission of the Nebrija Global Chair on Spanish as a language of migrants and refugees for Research Staff in Training, which met on November 5, 2018, has awarded the following grant:
- Grant of the Nebrija Global Chair of Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees for Research Staff in Training, attached to the Applied Linguistics Doctorate program, awarded to: Eugenia Flores.
Candidate reserve list (in the case of withdrawal of the latter):
1. Diana Pirquer
2. Sergio Ruiz
Awards
6th Edition of the Voces sin Olvido Competition
Nebrija University, through Nebrija's Chair of Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, is announcing the 6th Edition of the Voces sin Olvido (Unforgotten Voices) Competition. The competition aims to promote the exchange of experiences and highlight the reflections of migrant and refugee women on the theme: “My identity, my home, my language(s).”
This edition challenges participants to create a musical, poetic, or narrative composition in Spanish on the proposed theme. Submissions can be in one of two formats: video or written text. The competition is open to both Spanish-speaking and non-Spanish-speaking participants, in accordance with the guidelines established in the competition rules.
To participate in the competition, please complete your registration by sending the following documentation to catedraespanol@nebrija.es
- A completed and signed registration form.
- A copy of your DNI/NIE/Passport.
- An attached file containing your composition in Spanish, ensuring that the author's name is not included:
- An AVI, MPG, or MP4 video file (video format).
- A doc or docx text file (written format).
Documentation
General rules Registration formAwards for the Best Scientific Communications of the "1st Nebrija International Congress of Young Researchers in Linguistics Applied to Language Teaching"
Nebrija University, in collaboration with the Nebrija Global Chair of Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, is proud to announce the "Awards for the Best Scientific Communications of the 1st Nebrija International Congress of Young Researchers in Linguistics Applied to Language Teaching". This competition aims to promote and acknowledge the work carried out by young researchers in the field of applied linguistics for language teaching.
This competition provides an opportunity for participants, whose submissions have been accepted by the Organizing Committee of the aforementioned International Congress, to showcase their communication skills in relation to their studies. They can present the results of their research with the primary goal of sharing their knowledge with all attendees. This is a significant platform for young researchers to demonstrate their achievements and contribute to the broader academic community.
New researchers, whose submissions have been approved by the Organizing Committee of the 1st Nebrija International Congress of Young Researchers in Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching, are eligible to participate in this contest.
To participate, interested individuals must register by sending an email to catedraespanol@nebrija.es. In order to complete the registration, the following documents must be attached and all required fields must be filled out:
- The title of the submission that has been previously approved by the Organizing Committee of the 1st Nebrija International Congress of Young Researchers in Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching.
- A completed registration application, following the template provided in Annex I.
The submission deadline is set for June 23, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time).
5th Edition of the Voces sin Olvido Contest
Nebrija University, through the Nebrija Global Research Chair of Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, announces the 4th Edition of the Voces sin Olvido (Unforgettable Voices) Contest, with the aim of promoting the exchange of experiences and making migrants' and refugees' reflections visible, under the theme "My language, my culture, my home".
This edition of the contest poses the challenge of creating a musical, poetic or narrative composition on the proposed theme through one of these two types of participation: video format or written text format, and one of these categories: Spanish-speaking or non-Spanish-speaking participants, respecting the instructions that establish the bases of the contest.
To participate in the contest, two steps must be taken:
- 1. Register in the call for the 5th Edition of the Voces sin olvido Contest through the website of Santander Scholarships (becas-santander.com)
- 2. Send an email to catedraespanol@nebrija.es with the registration form (filled out and signed), a photocopy of the DNI, NIE or passport, and an attached file with the composition with which they wish to compete.
Documentation
General terms Registration formRuling:
Spanish-speaking category:
- First prize: Lo que llevo en la maleta. Video created by Blanca Rodríguez Arango (Venezuela).
- Finalist: La desconocida de Madrid, by Andrea Arregui (Perú).
Non-Spanish-speaking category:
- First prize: Vera. Poem created by Anna Voronkova (Rusia).
- Finalist: Mi historia, by Marmar Qalanawi (Afganistán).
In addition, all contributions received have been compiled in a small book included here in PDF format .
The jury was made up of:
- Paloma Chen, poet and journalist
- Karla Ron Arévalo, writer and winner of the second prize in the Spanish-speaking category of the IV edition of the Voces sin olvido award.
- Sophie Müller, UNHCR representative in Spain.
4th Edition of the Voces sin Olvido Contest
Nebrija University, through the Nebrija Global Research Chair of Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, announces the 4th Edition of the Voces sin Olvido (Unforgettable Voices) Contest, with the aim of promoting the exchange of experiences and making migrants' and refugees' reflections visible, under the theme "My language, my culture, my home".
This edition of the contest poses the challenge of creating a musical, poetic or narrative composition on the proposed theme through one of these two types of participation: video format or written text format, and one of these categories: Spanish-speaking or non-Spanish-speaking participants, respecting the instructions that establish the bases of the contest.
To participate in the contest, two steps must be taken:
- 1. Register in the call for the 4th Edition of the Voces sin olvido Contest through the website of Santander Scholarships (becas-santander.com)
- 2. Send an email to catedraespanol@nebrija.es with the registration form (filled out and signed), a photocopy of the DNI, NIE or passport, and an attached file with the composition with which they wish to compete.
Documentation
General terms Registration formRuling:
Spanish-speaking category:
- First prize: Bragas. Video created by Valentina Cardona Goelkel (Colombia).
- Finalist: La bestia que me acecha, by Karla Ron Arévalo (Venezuela).
Non-Spanish-speaking category:
- First prize: Menos mi propia casa. Poem created by Dana Khaled Saleem Zaben (Jordan).
- Finalist: A través de otras palabras. Video created by Laura Manzi (Italy)..
In addition, all contributions received have been compiled in a small book included here in PDF format .
The jury was made up of:
- Emilia Conejo, writer and teacher with extensive experience in the world of teaching Spanish.
- Sophie Müller, UNHCR representative in Spain.
- Juan Villoro, writer and journalist.
3nd Edition of the Voces sin Olvido Contest
On the occasion of World Refugee Day, Nebrija University, through the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees announces the 2nd Edition of the Voces Sin Olvido Contest, with the aim of promoting the sharing of experiences and to make the reflections of migrants and refugees visible, all under the slogan “Tell me about your life”.
This edition of the contest challenges Spanish-speaking and non-Spanish-speaking migrant and refugee women to create a musical, poetic or narrative composition under the theme "Tell me about your life", via one of these two forms of participation: video format or written text format, and one of these categories: Spanish-speaking or non-Spanish-speaking participants, respecting the instructions that can be found in the contest rules.
The call for this contest is part of the activities organized within the Project named Emotion, memory, linguistic identity and emotional acculturation: its influence on learning Spanish as a language of migration, FFI2017 83166 C2 2 R, financed by the ERDF, the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities and the State Research Agency.
Documentation
General rules Registration formRuling:
Category of Spanish speakers:
- First place: Melissa Miranda Dennis - Relato de una vida sin papeles y mi existencia humana
- Finalist: Cielo del Nogal - El otro cielo
Category of non-Spanish speakers:
Jury composed of:
- Paloma Chen, poet and journalist
- Ernesto Pérez Zúñiga, writer and Head of Cultural Activities at the Cervantes Institute
- Sophie Müller, ACNUR representative in Spain
2nd Edition of the Unforgettable Voices Contest
On the occasion of World Refugee Day, Nebrija University, through the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, announces the 2nd Edition of the Unforgettable Voices Contest: Language and identity, with the aim of promoting the exchange of experiences and providing visibility to the reflections of migrants and refugees, under the theme of "unforgettable voices".
This contest presents Spanish-speaking and non-Spanish-speaking migrants and refugees with the challenge of developing a poetic, musical or reflective composition on the theme Language and identity, through one of the following forms of participation: video format or written text format, and one of these categories: Spanish-speaking or non-Spanish-speaking participants, respecting the instructions established by the contest rules.
The call for this contest is part of the activities organized within the Project named Emotion, memory, linguistic identity and emotional acculturation: its influence on learning Spanish as a language of migration, FFI2017 83166 C2 2 R, financed by the ERDF, the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities and the State Research Agency.
Documentation
General contest rules Registration form Contact: catedraespanol@nebrija.esProposal submission: The deadline for submitting proposals is May 24, 2021.
Resolution
The winners of the contest will be announced during the Sessions held for World Refugee Day, organized by the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, which will be held remotely on June 17, 2021.
Jury composed of:
- Rosana Acquaroni, poet
- Paloma Alvar Nuño, Department of Publications, Cultural Activities and Training of the Teatro Real
- Sophie Müller, ACNUR representative in Spain
Second Pecha Kucha Thesis Contest
The Antonio de Nebrija University, through the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, announces the 2nd Pecha Kucha Thesis Contest in order to promote the spread and dissemination of the work carried out by young researchers in the area of learning, acquisition, teaching and evaluation of Spanish as a language of migration (language of immigrants, refugees and heritage speakers).
This contest presents doctoral students who carry out their research in this area with the challenge of explaining their research work in an accessible and simple language that captures the interest and attention of the general public, respecting the limitations of space and time posed by the Pecha Kucha format (20 slides / 20 seconds per slide).
The contest will be held online on July 23, 2021.
In order to formalize your registration to the contest, click here.
Documentation
General contest rules Registration form Contact: catedraespanol@nebrija.esProposal submission: The deadline for submitting proposals is June 7, 2021.
Resolution
The winner will be notified through the email provided on the “Santander Scholarships” platform within a maximum period of one month from the celebration of the contest. The jury's decision will be made public on the website of the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees, and on the Santander Scholarships website.
Unforgettable Voices First Edition Award
On the occasion of World Refugee Day, the Nebrija Global Chair for Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees convenes the 1st Unforgettable Voices Contest, in order to promote the exchange of experiences and reflections of migrants and refugees.
The call for this contest is part of the activities organized within the Project named Emotion, memory, linguistic identity and emotional acculturation: its influence on learning Spanish as a language of migration, FFI2017 83166 C2 2 R, financed by the ERDF, the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities and the State Research Agency.
General rules of the Contest Annex I (registration form) mplanelles@nebrija.esRuling
In accordance with the provisions of the regulations, the jury of the "Unforgettable Voices" award has ruled that the award winners are:
- Third place: Voces sin olvido (Unforgettable voices) video, by Mehdi El Messouari
- Second place: El Periplo (The Voyage), by Danai Pelipetrou
- First place: Voces de la mar (Voices of the sea), by Soumia Jaity
Jury composed of:
- Luis García Montero, poet and director of the Cervantes Institute
- José María Noguerol, Director of Communication and Informative Relations of the Teatro Real
- Sophie Müller, ACNUR representative in Spain
"We are all refugees" Award
The Nebrija Global Chair on Spanish as a Language of Migrants and Refugees and the Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science of Nebrija University convene the contest We Are All Refugees. This contest aims to develop an inclusive activity for refugees.
General rules of the Competition Anexo I (formulario de inscripción) mplanelles@nebrija.esDecision
In accordance with the provisions of the regulations, the jury of the "We Are All Refugees" award has decided that the winners are:
- Diego de la Fuente
- Natalia Pérez
- Eva Gil
First Pecha Kucha Thesis Contest
The Antonio de Nebrija University, through the Nebrija Global Chair on Spanish as a language of migrants and refugees, announces the First Pecha Kucha Thesis Contest in order to promote the dissemination of the work carried out by young researchers in the area of learning, acquiring, teaching and evaluating Spanish as a language of migration (language of immigrants, refugees and heritage speakers).
This competition presents PhD students who carry out their research in this area with the challenge of explaining their research work in an accessible and simple language that captures the interest and attention of the general public, respecting the limitations of space and time posed by the Pecha Kucha format (20 slides / 20 seconds per slide).
Decision
n accordance with the provisions of the regulations, the Jury of the First Pecha Kucha Thesis Competition has decided that the winner of the award is:
- Marta Gallego García
*** The deadline for receiving applications ended on June 23, 2019.
Special award of the Nebrija Global Chair in Spanish as a language of migrants and refugees "So much Europe to discover"
The Nebrija Global Chair of Spanish as a language of migrants and refugees awards a Special Prize in this journalistic contest (radio and television) organized by Nebrija University, in collaboration with 20 Minutos and the European Parliament.
Information and documentationDecision
In accordance with the provisions of the regulations, the award was presented on April 1 at the Headquarters of the European Parliament in Spain. The award was given to:
- Andy Tavarez y Valeria Álvarez