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Translation and Transcultural Studies Events

Research Events

TTS events

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Translation and Transcultural Studies research seminars

The programme for our Translation and Transcultural Studies research seminars in the current academic year is available here.

Careers Events

  • "Translation as a profession" session

In cooperation with the West Midlands Network of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting. 

Translators Sarah Letza, Phil Jackson and Jae Marple will be joining us. This will be a great opportunity for you to learn first-hand about the translation profession!

Tuesday 15th October, 5.00-6.00
Room OC1.09
Followed by light refreshments

  • "Adapting to Change: Commercial Languages in the Age of AI" session

Representatives from The Word Hub will give us an insight into translation as a profession, ways to get started as a translator, how translation companies work and the impact of AI. This session will be a great opportunity for you to learn first-hand about the translation profession.

Tuesday, 28th January, 11.00-1.00
Room JX2.02

  • "How to build sustainability and ethics into your freelance translation business"

Freelance sustainability translator and copywriter Rachel Baker (The Ethical CopywriterLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window) will discuss how to make a positive impact as a translator and small business owner. Rachel will talk about what to consider when finding and choosing clients, how to make your day-to-day operations more sustainable and tips for navigating complex sustainability communications.

Friday, 31st January, 1-3 pm, followed by coffee and tea.

Room S0.08.

Skill Development: Workshops and Masterclasses

  • Workshop "Translating Disney Songs"

    Multilingual Workshop. Dr Mónica Martín CastañoLink opens in a new window (University of Warwick).

    In this workshop, we will examine the constraints faced by translators whilst translating a Disney song. Students will have the opportunity to analyse the solutions offered in the official translations, and we will compare the different solutions offered in the languages spoken by our students.

    Students will be encouraged to participate actively in the workshop. Students will need to bring a laptop or device where they can watch a videoclip with a Disney song, and earphones.

    Thursday 21st November, 3:30-5:00 pm.

    Room OC1.07

    Please register hereLink opens in a new window.

Extra-Curricular Events for MA and PhD students

We organise Translation and Transcultural Studies online reading groups for MA and PhD students. The reading groups run twice per term:

Term 1
  • Tuesday 22 October 5-6 pm, FAB 2.32
  • Tuesday 19 November 5-6pm, FAB 2.32

Term 2

  • TBC

For info email Dr Lee Purvis.

Further Events in Translation and Transcultural Studies at Warwick can be found here.

In the past we also organised a Warwick Prize in Undergraduate Translation

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about and around Translation Studies!

The Translation and Transcultural Studies research seminar series is supported by the Humanities Research Centre

Details on Staff Research Profiles can be found here.

If you are interested in pursuing a PhD with our staff, please check information on our PhD in Translation and Transcultural Studies.