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Careers event in Translation in EU Institutions, with Mark Smith, European Parliament
H0.60 Humanities Building

"Working as a Translator for the EU" by Mark Smith, Head of English and Irish Translation Unit at the European Parliament.
A wide-ranging presentation, covering all institutions, the institutional framework and legislative process, the need for multilingualism, the work of a translator and finally the recruitment process.

Respondent: Dr Mila Milani, Senior Teaching Fellow in Italian and former translation trainee at the EP.

12-13 (Graduate Space): informal Q&A session with Mark Smith, coffee/tea will be provided.

This event will be a unique opportunity to engage directly with translation experts at a highly professional standard and know more about the professional routes in translation available for Modern Languages students.

More information | Tags: School of Modern Languages and Cultures Postgraduate Conferences French Studies German Studies Hispanic Studies Impact Italian Studies Language Centre Transnational Resource Centre Undergraduate Writer Visit Faculty of Arts |
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Making Objects Speak: Technology and Ancient Inscriptions
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

A public lecture for British Science Week by Alison Cooley on the use of modern technologies to decipher Latin inscriptions in the Ashmolean and on ways of engaging the public through social media.

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Research engagement invited lecture Epigraphy |
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More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Reading Group |

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