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A new partnership between universities and professional associations aims to strengthen ties between translation and interpreting education and practice.

New funding will continue vital knowledge exchange between academics and police forces on transcription and interpreting in the justice system.

Professor Schmid joins the 'Aging Less' podcast to explore how learning languages can promote lifelong brain health and delay cognitive decline.

The prestigious one-year fellowship will support new research into forensic transcription and help establish an international knowledge-sharing network.

Two University of York academics are leading the organisation of the EVOLANG XVI conference in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

The Department of Language and Linguistic Science has placed 1st, 4th and 8th in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026 for the subjects of Iberian languages, French and linguistics. The ranking recognises the quality of our courses, and the experiences and opportunities they provide to our students.

Dr Catherine Laing appeared on 'Word of Mouth' to discuss her research into iconicity in early language development.

Academics provided evidence to the parliamentary inquiry on the production of transcripts in the criminal justice system.