Chronicle of Oldenburg Dutch Studies

1974 Foundation of the university, Dutch language courses are offered
1981 Prof Dr Francis Bulhof is appointed to the new Chair of Dutch Literature. Teachers at grammar schools and secondary schools can take the Dutch extension examination. A lecturer is appointed who is responsible for teaching language practice, regional studies and linguistics
1984 Introduction of the Master's degree programme in Dutch Studies (major and minor subject)
1987 Expansion to include a lecturer and a position to promote young academics
1989 Academic appointment of Dr Arie Sturm to the new professorship for Dutch Linguistics
1990 Introduction of the extension examination for the teaching profession at vocational schools

1992-1996

Annual colloquia for doctoral and postdoctoral students in the field of Dutch literature from all over Germany

1993-1996

Further training programme for Dutch teachers in Lower Saxony
1995 Prof Bulhof goes into retirement
1997 Academic appointment of Dr Ralf Grüttemeier to the professorship of Dutch Literature

Since 1997

Annual colloquia for doctoral and post-doctoral students with the participation of all academic appointments in linguistics and literary studies in German-speaking Dutch studies; 1997 and 1998 in Oldenburg, since then alternately at the Dutch studies locations in the German language area

1998

The position for the promotion of young academics is upgraded to an asisstent position;
Introduction of the Master's degree programme in Dutch Studies (major and minor subject);
Renaming of the Master's degree programme in Dutch Studies to Dutch Philology;
Addition of a Teaching staff for special tasks in the field of Dutch Studies

2001

Additional qualification in Dutch Studies for students of all subjects

2003

Founding of the Institute of Dutch Studies as part of the Institute of Foreign Language Philology

2004 Prof Dr Sturm goes into retirement
2004

Introduction of the Bachelor's degree programme in Dutch Studies in winter semester 04/05;

Introduction of the undergraduate degree programme in Dutch for teachers at secondary schools and grammar schools, as well as for Business Education

2005

Academic appointment of Dr Esther Ruigendijk to the Junior Professorship for Dutch Linguistics

2006

Oldenburg Dutch Studies celebrates its 25th anniversary with a conference and a public celebration

2007

Introduction of the Master of Education Dutch (HR, Gym, Business Education) and the Master of Arts Dutch Studies in winter semester 07/08

2010

Foundation of the Institute of Dutch Studies as part of School III - School of Linguistics and Cultural Studies

2010
Dr Esther Ruigendijk takes up the permanent professorship for Dutch Linguistics.
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