Other events
Below is a selection of upcoming events and conferences offered by other organisations.
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SLIANZ Conference
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02 Jul 2022 - 03 Jul 2022
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SLIANZ are delighted to announce conference registrations are now live. Early bird rates are available now until Sunday 16 May 2022, get in fast!
This year the SLIANZ conference is fully online with an exciting line-up of international and local presenters. The conference committee is organising a programme that will be varied and fun – this will not be another interminable zoom session that we are all too familiar with.
The cost of the conference is lower than last year’s registration fee which takes into account that you will not be provided with meals or a venue. There is also the advantage that you don’t have to pay for flights or accommodation. This year’s fees are being put to good use such as, covering speakers’ fees; a tech person who will be co-ordinating the entire weekend’s technical requirements; and for domestic and international sign language interpreters.
SLIANZ will be providing regular updates and information about the speakers and conference programme, keep watching this space.
Please register here
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FIT World Congress
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01 Jun 2022 - 03 Jun 2022
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Varadero, Cuba
The FIT World Congress is the flagship global event for FIT’s 80+ members to gather to discuss and collaborate on solutions to the global challenges facing the profession. Join industry leaders, thinkers, researchers, educators, students, practitioners, policymakers and technology providers as they explore issues most pertinent to our profession, hone their craft and build networks with international colleagues.
The International Federation of Translators (FIT) and Congress hosting organisation, the Asociación Cubana de Traductores de Intérpretes (ACTI), welcome you to the XXII FIT World Congress 2022, in Varadero, Cuba
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5th International Conference on Economic, Business, Financial and Institutional Translation - ICEBFIT 2023
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27 Jun 2023 - 29 Jun 2023
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Professional translation performed for users in the business world is a heterogeneous practice, essential to keep the economy working, continuously exposed to unpredictable world events and, consequently, in constant evolution. International reports such as Ray & Whittaker (2012) or De Palma et al. (2015) prove that business translation plays a major role in today's global translation market, which, without a doubt, has direct implications in the academic world.
At the same time, research in business translation has been picking up speed since the end of the 20th century, but there is still little awareness of genuine professional issues among researchers. Also, teaching and research experiences carried out beyond the Western world are virtually unknown (most of the publications registered both in the BITRA and TSB databases are European). All in all, research on business translation hardly advances or ends up stagnating and being repetitive, resulting in a significant ignorance about the impact that research has on the agents involved in business translation: professionals, researchers, trainees and consumers.
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