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Blog

07 August 2026

How do you translate family? The culture behind kinship terms

28 July 2026

Swire Mandarin Residential: A Student Ambassador’s Perspective 

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15 July 2026

Learning to see differently

26 June 2026

Learning from ‘languages stories’

10 April 2026

QTE in Coimbra

Michael Lynas standing with the green owl from DuoLingo outside the Houses of Parliament

23 March 2026

More than words

18 March 2026

From Golden Age Spain to the Multilingual Classroom: My Experiences as a Creative Translation Ambassador

19 February 2026

The science and art of translation: Tips to get the best out of the Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators 

16 December 2025

Year in Review: 2025 at the Queen’s Translation Exchange

07 July 2025

Creativity and community: a student’s view on the Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators

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03 July 2025

QTE goes global

17 March 2025

Pedagogies of Feminist Translation Symposium – Reflections

Undergraduate students deliver a Mandarin language workshop to Year 6 pupils.

16 December 2024

Mandarin workshops and Creative Translation with the Queen’s Translation Exchange

15 November 2024

Raising the profile of Languages in schools

06 September 2024

The Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators – A Student View from Oxfordshire

29 July 2024

Routes into policy careers for linguists

05 July 2024

The Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators – a student view from the Midlands

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