This month the Department of Translation, Terminology and Interpreting hosted Dr Miguel Bernal Merino from the University of Roehampton to deliver lectures on videogame localisation. Videogame localisation is among the new areas of study taught within the Audiovisual Translation specialisation that was launched in October 2018 as part of the M.A. in Translation and Terminology.
The digital game industry offers several job opportunities, and the Translation Students as well as the students of the Digital Games Institute had the opportunity to explore and discover this rapidly growing market thanks to the Dr Bernal Merino. Translation, localisation as well as accessibility for the visually and aurally impaired were discussed during these intensive sessions.
The digital game industry offers several job opportunities, and the Translation Students as well as the students of the Digital Games Institute had the opportunity to explore and discover this rapidly growing market thanks to the Dr Bernal Merino. Translation, localisation as well as accessibility for the visually and aurally impaired were discussed during these intensive sessions.
