New Members of the European Master’s in Translation Network Announced for 2024-2029
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The European Commission (EC) has announced the new members of the European Master’s in Translation (EMT) Network for the term 2024-2029. A total of 81 Master’s in Translation programs from 23 countries across Europe and beyond have been selected, showcasing the highest standards in translator training.
Christos Ellinides, Director-General at the Directorate-General for Translation in the EC, wrote in a LinkedIn post that “the EMT Network will be running its 4th mandate under the aegis of the (DGT), bringing together translation researchers, academics, students, and young professionals with the vision of leading quality translator training into the future.”
Ellinides also emphasized that the new members will work closely with the DGT-EMT team, translation experts, and the Language Industry Expert Group (LIND) to ensure continuous “upskilling and reskilling of translators within the spirit of the EMT competence framework.”
Christos Ellinides, Director-General at the Directorate-General for Translation in the EC, wrote in a LinkedIn post that “the EMT Network will be running its 4th mandate under the aegis of the (DGT), bringing together translation researchers, academics, students, and young professionals with the vision of leading quality translator training into the future.”
Ellinides also emphasized that the new members will work closely with the DGT-EMT team, translation experts, and the Language Industry Expert Group (LIND) to ensure continuous “upskilling and reskilling of translators within the spirit of the EMT competence framework.”
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