Founded in Vienna in 1992, the Society now has members in more than 46 countries. It functions as a network for research, a forum for exchange, and a center for research resources.
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Future of Translation Studies at Aston
The EST Board has expressed its grave concern about the plans recently announced by Aston University to close their Department of History, Languages and Translation and with them the MA in Translating for Business and International Institutions, a programme accredited by …
Call for proposals to host the 2025 EST Congress
Plans are well underway for the next Congress, to be held in Oslo in June 2022, and it’s already time to start thinking about the next one. The call for proposals to host the EST Congress in 2025 is available …
10th EST Congress
The Department of Literature, Area Studies and European Languages (ILOS) at the University of Oslo (UiO) and the Department of International Studies and Interpreting (IST) at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) look forward to hosting the 10th European Society of Translation …
Celebrate International Women’s Day with a Wikipedia Editathon
A special way to celebrate International Women’s Day this year is by participating in Wikipedia Editathons intended to provide more visibility to women in Translation Studies: Event 1: March 8, Stockholm University http://xl8.link/2hk Event 2: March 9, Universitat Rovira i …
Translation prize 2020
On the recommendation of the Translation Prize Committee, the EST has awarded two translation prizes this year. Details can be found here. The next prize(s) will be awarded in 2022, so start thinking about your proposal soon! …