The November Newsletter has just been released and can be accessed here. As of mid-December, it will also be available via the EST ISSUU channel. Members can access this NL and all back issues in the ‘Members only’ section of the EST website.
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The 12th EST Congress has the theme Diversity and Unity in Translation and Interpreting Studies, and will take place at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland, between 27th and 30th June 2028. Watch this space! More information will be posted on our website as it becomes available.
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Applications for the 2026 European Society for Translation Studies Conference and Training Grant are now open. Up to 5 grants of EUR 500 are available for EST members who are independent scholars, PhD students and recent PhD graduates. More information is available here: EST Conference and Training Grant
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The EST Board has denounced the closing of graduate programs at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies (MIIS) at Monterey, in particular the Conference Interpreting programme. The Board pointed out that closing the MA in conference interpreting could be severely detrimental to the international reputation of Middlebury and have grave consequences for the viability of
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Shiyi Tan, a member of EST since March 2025, was honoured to receive the EST Summer School Scholarship for her participation in the MC2 Lab’s 3rd International Summer School on Cognitive Translation & Interpreting Studies (CTIS) from 7-18 July 2025 at Adam Mickiewicz University. Shiyi holds a master’s degree in Translation Studies and a bachelor’s
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Senne Van Hoecke, Javier Moreno Rivero + Zoe Moores with the Chair of the YSP Committee (from left to right) After evaluating 32 eligible applications from candidates from almost as many universities and topics, the committee decided to specifically recognize the work of: Zoe Moores (University of Roehampton) for Training professional respeakers to subtitle
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