The Institute of Applied Linguistics
The Institute of Applied Linguistics (ILS), University of Warsaw, is an independent research and training unit, educating translators, linguists and foreign language teachers. The Institute functions as a part of the Faculty of Applied Linguistics.
The Institute offers a BA programme (full-time studies), MA programmes (full-time and extramural studies) as well as PhD and post-graduate programmes. For further information on studying at the Institute please consult the section: For candidates.
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Mock Conference
We invite you to attend Mock conference with interpretation on the 11th of February. It will start at 14:30 and finish at 17.00. The topic will be COVID 19: vaccinations,…
“LINGUA LEGIS” SPECIALISED TRANSLATION JOURNAL
CALL FOR PAPERS Lingua Legis is a scholarly open access peer-reviewed journal devoted to legal and specialised translation published yearly (online and in print) by the Institute of Applied Linguistics…
International Conference IADA 2020 / DDD (Warsaw 22-25.09.2020) – Call for Papers
IADA 2020 / DISCOURSE, DIALOGICITY & DIALOGUE CALL FOR PAPERS Institute of Applied Linguistics University of Warsaw iada2020-ddd.ils.uw.edu.pl invites to the international conference: Towards Culture(s) of Dialogue? Communicating Unity in/and…
“Lingua Legis” – Call for Papers
Lingua Legis is a scholarly open access peer-reviewed journal devoted to legal and specialised translation published yearly (online and in print) by the Institute of Applied Linguistics of the University…
MOCK CONFERENCE with prof. Franz Pöchhacker – 28 Mar 2019
Department of Interpreting Studies and Audiovisual Translation cordially invites you to: MOCK CONFERENCE with prof. Franz Pöchhacker, univ. of Vienna 4:45 PM | MARCH 28, 2019, ROOM 00.080 AT ILS, DOBRA 55 Please, contact…
“Changing Concept, Changing Profession” by prof. Franz Pöchhacker – 29 Mar 2019
Department of Interpreting Studies and Audiovisual Translation cordially invites you to: “Changing Concept, Changing Profession” by prof. Franz Pöchhacker, univ. of Vienna 9:45 AM | MARCH 29, 2019, ROOM 1.008…