Our mission

The Emily Anderson Centre for Translation Research and Practice is home to academics, researchers, practitioners and students active in translation in the University of Galway. Activities range across a wide range of languages, timeframes and modes of translation. The Centre’s work involves:

• Theoretical, societal and pedagogical implications of translation activity.
• Interdisciplinary collaborations and outreach activities.
• Increased awareness of the significance and place of translation in society.
• Exploration of the many aspects of translation, its cultural and historical significance and its expression in culture, society and technology.

Our mission

The Emily Anderson Centre for Translation Research and Practice is home to academics, researchers, practitioners and students active in translation in the University of Galway. Activities range across a wide range of languages, timeframes and modes of translation. The Centre’s work involves:

• Theoretical, societal and pedagogical implications of translation activity.
• Interdisciplinary collaborations and outreach activities.
• Increased awareness of the significance and place of translation in society.
• Exploration of the many aspects of translation, its cultural and historical significance and its expression in culture, society and technology.

Our mission

The Emily Anderson Centre for Translation Research and Practice is home to academics, researchers, practitioners and students active in translation in the University of Galway. Activities range across a wide range of languages, timeframes and modes of translation. The Centre’s work involves:

• Theoretical, societal and pedagogical implications of translation activity.
• Interdisciplinary collaborations and outreach activities.
• Increased awareness of the significance and place of translation in society.
• Exploration of the many aspects of translation, its cultural and historical significance and its expression in culture, society and technology.

Our mission

The Emily Anderson Centre for Translation Research and Practice is home to academics, researchers, practitioners and students active in translation in the University of Galway. Activities range across a wide range of languages, timeframes and modes of translation. The Centre’s work involves:

• Theoretical, societal and pedagogical implications of translation activity.
• Interdisciplinary collaborations and outreach activities.
• Increased awareness of the significance and place of translation in society.
• Exploration of the many aspects of translation, its cultural and historical significance and its expression in culture, society and technology.