Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland
Li Xin, a graduate of Zaozhuang University and a volunteer at the Esperanto Museum, was recently accepted into Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland, to pursue a three-year postgraduate study in Esperanto. As an outstanding young Esperanto student, Li Xin became a member of the International Esperanto Association and the International Youth Esperanto Association in 2018 with the sponsorship of the Canut International Esperanto Foundation. The International Esperanto Association canut Foundation welcomes and recommends more outstanding young Chinese Esperanto students, and will provide outstanding students with internship exercises and international volunteer opportunities.
Li Xin, a member of the International Esperanto Association and the International Youth Esperanto Association
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (uam), also known as Adam Mickiewicz University [1], University of Poznan. Top Polish universities, the top three institutions of higher learning in Poland. It is a well-known public university in Europe and one of the foreign institutions certified by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China [2]. The world ranking is higher than that of Central South University, Chongqing University [3] and other "double first-class", "211 Project" and "985 Project" institutions in China. Uam was founded in 1519, after 500 years of development, Mickiewicz University has more than 5,000 teachers, more than 51,500 students and more than 1,500 doctoral students, of which more than 85% of the teachers have master's degree or above, more than 576 doctoral degree professors, the opening of more than 40 languages covering the profession, for the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, embassies abroad, foreign trade representative offices and other foreign language talents, also known as the Polish University of Foreign Chinese.
Mitskević University in Poland is one of the most profound universities in Poland and offers a 3-year postgraduate programme in Interlinguistics and Esperanto. The international class is organized by the Institute of Human Linguistics, headed by Professor Ilona Koutny and taught by the distinguished Esperantoologist Vera Barandovska-Frank, tomasz Chmielik, nicolau dols, istván ertl, michael farris, sabine fiedler, aleksander korĵenkov, katalin kováts, aleksander melnikov kaj humphrey tonkin and so on.
The International Linguistics Graduate Program includes Introduction to General Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, focusing on inter-ethnic and intercultural communication, studying a variety of planned languages, with an emphasis on Esperanto grammar, literature, culture, and history. The selected specializations for the third year include (intercultural) communication, linguistics, literature, translation, planning linguistics or language teaching. The curriculum plays the role of training (Esperanto) teachers through the construction of a research methodology for trainees (Esperanto). Since the 2007/08 school year, the course has partnered with the International Association of Esperanto Teachers, followed by the Edukado.net.