36 monthsProgramme duration
32,600 GBPTuition Fee/year
30 Jun, 2027Application Deadline
Feb, May, OctStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Linguistics
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PhD
Study Mode
On Campus
We welcome research proposals to this course that engage with theoretical, linguistic, technical, and social aspects of translation and interpreting. Examples of current projects undertaken by PhD students in Translation Studies include the impact of large language models on translation in healthcare contexts, assessment of translation quality against ISO standards, the translation of humour in videogames, the subtitling of gender stereotypes, translating British and American science fiction, eye-tracking based experiments on response to translated humour, and reflexivity in translation.
Training courses are designed on an individual basis by the student’s supervisor and generally involve participation in activities offered by the department of the primary supervisor. You will participate in a mandatory skills seminar programme and attend departmental seminar sessions which may be subject specific or interdisciplinary.
Regular research seminars are also run by individual PhD courses and research centres, such as gender and sexuality studies, Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American studies, health humanities, French and Francophone studies, film studies, and comparative literature. All students are welcome to attend relevant sessions, offering opportunities for cross-fertilisation of ideas.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Linguistics
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PhD
Study Mode
On Campus
We welcome research proposals to this course that engage with theoretical, linguistic, technical, and social aspects of translation and interpreting. Examples of current projects undertaken by PhD students in Translation Studies include the impact of large language models on translation in healthcare contexts, assessment of translation quality against ISO standards, the translation of humour in videogames, the subtitling of gender stereotypes, translating British and American science fiction, eye-tracking based experiments on response to translated humour, and reflexivity in translation.
Training courses are designed on an individual basis by the student’s supervisor and generally involve participation in activities offered by the department of the primary supervisor. You will participate in a mandatory skills seminar programme and attend departmental seminar sessions which may be subject specific or interdisciplinary.
Regular research seminars are also run by individual PhD courses and research centres, such as gender and sexuality studies, Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American studies, health humanities, French and Francophone studies, film studies, and comparative literature. All students are welcome to attend relevant sessions, offering opportunities for cross-fertilisation of ideas.
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