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Kristine Horner is a Professor of Multilingualism and Luxembourg Studies at the University of Sheffield. She serves as Director of the Centre for Luxembourg Studies and has held leadership roles in postgraduate education. Her career spans institutions including the Université du Luxembourg and the University of Leeds.
- PhD from State University of New York at Buffalo
Kristine explores the intersection of multilingualism, migration, and globalization. Her research investigates language ideologies, policies, and practices in small nations, focusing on Luxembourgish in Luxembourg and Catalan in Andorra. She examines how migrant communities engage with minority languages and how media constructs multilingualism.
Recent publications highlight her work on strategic ambiguity in language policy, media representations, and educational systems. She co-edited books on multilingual mobilities and metalinguistic perspectives in Germanic languages.
- Recipient of WRoCAH funding for PhD supervision
- Shortlisted for SU Academic Awards in Teaching and Assessment (2018-2019)
Kristine teaches modules on multilingualism, Luxembourgish language policy, and modern languages. She contributes to the Chinese Scholars Training Programme and Luxembourg's Multilearn MA Programme, emphasizing sociolinguistic approaches.
