The European Master's in Translation network turned academic courses into a quality label, built to fix a shortage of properly qualified translators.
The European Master's in Translation network turned academic courses into a quality label, built to fix a shortage of properly qualified translators.
Brussels expanded its European Master's in Translation network to fix a shortage of qualified translators, turning 34 university courses into a quality label.
Moscow’s Library of Foreign Literature wants an Institute of Translation, a House of the Translator, to push Russian authors abroad through better foreign translations.
US demand for translators and interpreters kept climbing through the recession, with global spending on language services estimated at $26 billion a year.
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