Past events
CTIS Seminar: Dr Ruth Abou Rached, "Reading Iraqi women’s novels in English translation: Iraqi women’s stories"
Since the 1970s, Iraqi women writers have engaged with translation as part of their creative express...
Employability Preparedness of International Students for an Era of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is shaping the future of work, potentially replacing human jobs, and ri...
CTIS Seminar: Dr Ashley Simpson, "Beyond façades of epistemological diversity? On the need of a dialectical approach for Intercultural Communication"
Amidst calls for epistemological diversity and plurality within intercultural communication in this...
CTIS Seminar: Dr Xiaochun Zhang, "Direct or Indirect, That is the Question: Pivot Translation in Game Localisation"
The gaming industry is a cutting-edge intersection of technology and culture. With the industry's gr...
CTIS Research Seminar Series: Prismatic Jane Eyre - An Experiment in the Study of Translations
Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre has been translated more than 600 times, into at least 68 languages....
CTIS Research Seminar Series: How to Understand Intercultural Outcomes in Sojourner and Migrant Populations from an Interdisciplinary Perspective?
This talk addresses the theoretical foundations and practical applications to understanding intercul...
On the Ethics and Politics of (not)Understanding: Going beyond Language in Multilingual and Multimodal Research Entanglements
This talk discusses the problematics of understanding in intercultural communication research. It po...
Ethics and Sustainability for Today's Translation Professional
Abstract: While ethical issues have now long been an important concern for translation scholars, pro...
Can you count on interpreters to have “super-skills”? Professionalization and the interplay between education, practice, and research in Public Service Interpreting (PSI)
CTIS Research Seminar 3 The talk explores factors that influence professionalization within Public...
- Page 1