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DESCRIPTION:My poster to shares insights from my research on the experien
 ces of first-generation Russian-speaking immigrant students in Germany. 
 Germany has undergone a remarkable demographic shift. Currently\, one in
  every six university students comes from abroad\, with Russian being am
 ong the most widely spoken immigrant languages. My research examines how
  multilingualism shapes everyday life and well-being for these students.
  Using qualitative methods\, an online questionnaire for demographic con
 text and semi-structured interviews in the participants’ language of cho
 ice\, I explored how language use\, identity\, and integration are inter
 connected. The participants came to Germany within the last three years 
 and were university students across Germany 
URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/stuts80/public/events/1579
SUMMARY:The Impact of Multilingualism and its Implications for Language U
 se and Well-Being among First-Generation Russian-Speaking Immigrant Stud
 ents in Germany
ORGANIZER:stuts80
LOCATION:stuts80 - Atrium (Philosophikum)
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