Events and Activities (Academic Year 2009/2010)
 

Translation Seminar Series , "Glories Resulted from Mistranslation-On Origins of May 4th New Poetry Movement and Anglo-American Imagism ", by Prof. Wang Dongfeng, 26-05-10, 19:00-21:00, Room J215.

Call for Applications: UMAC study abroad scholarship to attend Southern Illinois University (SIUC) in Carbondale, Illinois.

15th ESEA (English in Southeast Asia) Conference, December 2010

Announcing the Appointment of Professor Martin Montgomery as Chair Professor and Head of the English Department

FIT 6th Asian Translators Forum

Translation Seminar Series , " On Essay Translation between Chinese and English ", by Prof. Zhang Meifang and Dr. Li Jian, 09-03-10, 11:30-13:00 , Room HG03 .

Distinguished Lecture Series,"Direct translations: loaded images, loaded words, loaded poetry", by Prof. Ouyang Yu, 08-03-10, 16:00, Room HG03 .

Translation Seminar Series, "Translational Attitudes and Cultural Interventions", by Professor Sun Yifeng, 08-02-2010,16:00-17:30, Room HG03 .

Distinguished Lecture Series, "The 250 Tongues of Australia ", by Mr. John Mateer ,
02-12-09, 12:00 pm, Room JLG201
.

Distinguished Lecture Series, "Forests: A Swedish Perspective ", by Prof. Björn Sundmark ,
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1-10-09, 11:00 am, Room HG03
.

The Department of English "Mentorship Party"
12:45 pm, 08-10-09,
STDM Auditorium UMAC Library.

Macau Youth Translation Contest
Deadline for Submissions of Trsnslations: 15-09-2009.


Past Events and Activities


Events and Activities in Academic Year 2008-2009

Events and Activities in Academic Year 2007-2008

 

 


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