
APTIS 2018
1st ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Aston University, Birmingham
23-24 November 2018
Challenges and Opportunities in Teaching Translation & Interpreting
About the Conference
APTIS supports the use, application and impact of scholarly research into all aspects of translation and interpreting at UK and Irish HE institutions, and it also supports current and future professionals in the field. In order to do so, APTIS seeks to provide a forum for the discussion and elaboration of these aims by members and to consult and co-operate with other professional organisations and stakeholders in the achievement of common objectives.
The 1st Annual APTIS Conference, to be held at Aston University on 23-24 November 2018, will act as a platform from which to enable translator and interpreter trainers, professionals and academics alike, to exchange ideas about the challenges and opportunities in translation and interpreting teaching in the current Irish and British contexts.
Topics
● Online training in Translation and Interpreting Studies (TIS)
● Blended learning in TIS
● The role of theory in TIS training
● New technologies in the Translation and Interpreting (T&I) classroom
● Language-independent translation training
● Automation and interpreting training
● T&I training and the workplace
● Translator’s competences, interpreter’s competences
● Directionality in T&I training
● T&I curricula
● Training the trainers
● Teaching language for translators and interpreters
● Machine translation and post-editing in translator training
● T&I training and future skills
● Assessing T&I skills
Workshops
Registration Fees
APTIS Members
Two-day pass
£65
One-day pass
£45
Non-APTIS Members
£90
£60
Students
£30
£20
Registration in now
closed!
Scientific Committee
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Dr JC Penet, Newcastle University
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Dr Olga Castro, Aston University
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Dr Anne Stokes, University of Stirling
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Dr Erika Fülöp, Lancaster University
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Dr Maria Fernandez-Parra, Swansea University / Prifysgol Abertawe
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Dr Anna Strowe, University of Manchester
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Prof Graham Turner, Heriot-Watt University
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Dr David Orrego-Carmona, Aston University
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Dr Olga Castro, Aston University
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Prof Frank Austermuehl, Aston University
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Kostas Plisiotis, Aston University