Translation and Interpreting Technologies, Terminology and Languages for Specific Purposes
Translation and Interpreting Technologies, Terminology and Languages for Specific Purposes
Research in Translation Studies, Corpus Linguistics, Terminology and Languages for Specific Purposes
Field of study / Research area
222 - Foreign languages
Level
Master + PhD
Name of the Programme
Translation and Interpreting Technologies, Terminology and Languages for Specific Purposes
Website (URL) of the Programme
https://cittac.uva.es/en/home/
Name of the offer / activity
Research in Translation Studies, Corpus Linguistics, Terminology and Languages for Specific Purposes
Brief description of the activities to be carried out
Specialized languages
Contrastive studies
Terminology
Translation
Corpus Linguistics
IT tools
Working language(s)
English, Spanish, French
Host University
University of Valladolid
University Department / Unit
Research Centre in Bilingual Terminology, Translation and Contrastive Studies (CITTAC)
Duration in months
3
Comments on duration
The ideal duration is three months, although the period may be extended or reduced if necessary.
Starting
January 2026
Ending
December 2027
Academic responsible for the offer
María Teresa Ortego Antón
mariateresa.ortego@uva.es
Additional information
The research center Centro de investigación en terminología bilingüe, traducción especializada y análisis contrastivo (CITTAC) at the University of Valladolid continues the work previously carried out by the research institute Instituto de investigación en terminología bilingüe y traducción especializada (ITBYTE) until the 2009–2010 academic year.
CITTAC brings together researchers from the University of Valladolid (UVa), the University of Ottawa (Canada), and the Food Quality Research Center, part of Spain’s National Institute for Agricultural and Food Research and Technology (INIA). They collaborate on both basic and applied research projects, with a particular focus on studying specialized lexicon in the main languages used in international scientific communication.
CITTAC carries out their research as a member of the ACTRES international research group, based at the University of Leon, and also participates in diverse Recognized Research Groups (GIRs) from the University of Valladolid.
