News and events

Alongside other attributes, contemporary interpreters and translators are required to possess Intercultural Competency. This refers to knowledge and skills that allow them to identify culturally specific information in the source language,

Monash Intercultural Lab delivers professional development program about creating and sustaining inclusive workplaces

Brilliant work with 2 article installments in In Touch

Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies student Alexandra Bongouvert was one of two French translation students nationwide selected to participate in an internship at the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources

As part of Monash's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion week, the Monash Intercultural Lab is hosting the below panel event:

A new Monash University research program aims to find a sustainable solution to the lack of training opportunities for community interpreters and translators in the Greater Shepparton area.

Watch our expert panel - on  racism and social inclusion in sport in Australia today.Good Sports? Racism, politics and cultural inclusion: a panel discussion

The Monash Intercultural Lab has been running introductory interpreting courses in Shepparton for two consecutive years — funded by the Victorian Government — in collaboration with Wise Well Women Community Health Educators.