The collection was co-edited by London Met's Dr Piero Toto and examines how sexuality and its expressions move across languages, bodies and borders through translation and ethnography
Dr Danielle D'Hayer and Neelam Thapar receive prestigious award from AdvanceHE for exceptional contributions to higher education.
Sarah Fasoli on the opportunities and experiences she gained on her London Met course, including an internship at a world-leading company.
The first cohort of students have completed practice program shadowing professional interpreters, while graduates participate in dummy interpreting booths set up for real events.
Piero Toto, Senior Lecturer in Translation, has a written a chapter in the new book, Empirical Studies of Translation and Interpreting: The Post-Structuralist Approac
Translation students at London Met have translated the web pages of a national HIV awareness campaign to provide information to people whose first language isn’t English.
Carla De La Vega, a Conference Interpreting MA alumna at London Met, was given the opportunity to interpret for Lord Sebastian Coe at a high profile meeting.
A new London Met edited volume, due to be published late 2018, will focus on the implementation of gender concern in translator training.
BA Translation students had the chance to hear from an industry expert and gain an insight into working in translation.
Five students visited Vienna for United Nations training ahead of Chief Interpreter’s visit to London Met.
London Met Translation expert offers guidance on ‘Learning Beyond the Comfort Zone’ at national conference.
London Met's Dr Ahmad Nazari has been awarded a special commendation by the British Council for his research.
Senior lecturer in translation Dr Lukasz Kaczmarek sees his work recognised in the authoritative journal, Interpreting.
Pictured: London Met's MA Translation and Interpreting students at the United Nations headquarters in Vienna.
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