Research activities in the English Department revolve around one thing: Making You a Better Interpreter. To this effect, we have structured the way seasoned professionals prepare 
for technical meetings and organised the component processes into a workflow that includes a range of possible methods.
With the size and critical mass, not to forget direct contact of our researchers with a large community of professional conference interpreters, we look to optimise and automate your preparation strategies to meet the needs of the modern professional.
This applied research is directly relevant for your work as you graduate, giving you access to methods that used to require decades of experience for previous generations of interpreters to develop. It is now accessible to young colleagues through our Workflow research and training modules. Resources for student and PhD research projects are found on CIRP Server:
Conference Interpreting Research Platform
