Interpreting
A research area within the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies
Interpreting research
Our research
Interpreting studies is an interdisciplinary research area which relates not only to the cognitive process of bilingual processing, translingual discourse comprehension and reproduction, interpreter-mediated inter-lingual and cross-cultural communication, but also to interpreter training pedagogy, interpreting practice and activities in interpreter-aided multilingual communication.
Interpreting studies at the University of Leeds covers teaching, research and professional practice in both conference interpreting and public service interpreting.
Our expertise
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Our research is often collaborative and has an international impact. Explore the outcomes of our past and present research projects associated with Interpreting.
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Language at Leeds
Language at Leeds brings together professionals within the University involved in the study of language, connecting individuals and groups to support research across various disciplines. The central tenet of the centre is an interdisciplinary approach to addressing and understanding issues relating to language, linguistics and communication.