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.
Russia is founding an Institute of Translation for literature, a grant-giving body rather than a school, after officials admitted translators had been left without state support.
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