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Translation Research Summer School Translation Research Summer School
Agenda  ¦  18/06/2012  ¦  Scotland Scotland

The Translation Research Summer School (TRSS) is a joint initiative of three British universities (University of Manchester, University of Edinburgh, and University College London) and the Hong Kong Baptist University. Every year TRSS organizes summer schools in the UK and in Hong Kong, offering intensive research training in translation and intercultural studies for prospective researchers in the field.

Date: 18-29/06/2012

Organiser: Translation Research Summer School

Country: Scotland

Venue: University of Edinburgh

E-mail: assises@observatoireplurilinguisme.eu

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