Rebekka Junker

Rebekka Junker is an Assistant Lecturer and DAAD   Lecturer in German, Department of European and  Oriental Languages. She holds a bi-national Master of Arts from the University of Leipzig, Germany and the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. 
She has extensive experience of working on the African continent, having taught German at the Goethe Institute in Yaounde, Cameroon, and worked as a DAAD Language Assistant in Winneba, Ghana for one and a half years.She has a wide experience in teaching German as a foreign language  at all levels, from A1 to C1, and is particularly dedicated to teaching German literature, literary genres and German literary periods, as well as culture/subculture in contemporary Germany here at Makerere University.
As a DAAD Lecturer, she provides information and advice on studying and researching in Germany, scholarship opportunities in Germany and Sub-Saharan Africa and carries out other related activities in cooperation with the DAAD Regional Office in Nairobi, the DAAD Alumni and Network Deutsch in Uganda.
As patron of the Makerere University German Club (MUDEK), she organises many extracurricular events and produces a German magazine.
 

Qualifications: 
Binational Master of Arts, University Leipzig, Germany and University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
School: 
Languages Literature and Communication
Department: 
European and Oriental Languages
Email: 
rebekka.junker@mak.ac.ug
Office Physical Address: 
LB30b, Lower Building, School of Languages, Literature and Communication, for DAAD: Lincoln Flats, B7 (Tuesdays between 12:30 and 2:30pm)
Research interests: 
AI in Foreign Language teaching
Creative use of literature in foreign language teaching
Exophonic Literature
Membership to Professional Bodies: 
Netzwerk Deutsch
GZK/UGCS
AUGA (Association of Ugandan German Alumni)
MUDEK (Makerere University Deutsch Klub)
Orient-Netzwerk e.V.
Undergraduate Courses Taught: 
GRA 1101: Advanced German Language Skills
GRA 1202: Introduction to Literary Criticism & 20th Century Literature in German
GRA 2102: German Literary Genres I
GRA 2202: German Literary Genres II
GRA 3101: Periods of German Cultural and Literary History I
GRA 3201: Periods of German Cultural and Literary History II
GRA 3104: Intercultural Exchange and Cooperation
GRA 3205: Cultures and Subcultures in Present Day Germany
Publication: 

Bachelorthesis 2012: 
Zur Wiedergabe englischer Progressive-Formen im Deutschen anhand Jonathan Franzens Roman „Freedom“ (On the reproduction of English progressive forms in German on the basis of Jonathan Franzen's novel "Freedom“)

Honoursthesis (2013):
Literarische Repräsentationen des Genozids in Ruanda anhand der Romane "Hundert Tage" von Lukas     Bärfuss und "Ein Sonntag am Pool in Kigali" von Gil Courtemanche
(Literary representations of the genocide in Rwanda based on the novels "Hundert Tage" by Lukas Bärfuss and "A Sunday at a Pool in Kigali" by Gil Courtemanche)

Masterthesis 2014: 
ZwischenSprachen – Zum Potenzial exophonischer Literatur für eine Didaktik der Literarizität im universitären DaF-Unterricht in Südafrika (BetweenLanguages – On the potential of exophonic literature for a Didactics of Literariness in university German as Foreign Language classes in South Africa)

LAEA Conference 2023 (Makerere University):
Multilingualism and Engagement with Literature in Advanced German Classes at Makerere University
 

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