ICIQ3, the Third International Conference on Interpreting Quality, was held in Granada, Spain, 5-7 October 2017. Previous conferences were organised by the ECIS research group.
In this edition, Speakers included some of the most reknowned experts in the field. The conference gathered delegates from Europe, Africa, the Americas, Asia and the Pacific.
Information about the final selection of topics is available in the different sections of the Programme, in particular in the section Presentations.
In this edition, Speakers included some of the most reknowned experts in the field. The conference gathered delegates from Europe, Africa, the Americas, Asia and the Pacific.
Conference Themes
The first circular envisaged a platform for fruitful dialogue on language-interpreting quality. It brought together a variety of perspectives and promoted exchange at different levels:- At the Academia/Profession interface, between professionals, trainers and researchers.
- Intradisciplinary: between standard interpreting settings (conferences, media and public services), including their variants (e.g. diplomacy, courts, conflicts and educational settings), addressing both spoken and signed languages.
- Interdisciplinary: between interpreting researchers and scholars from other sciences (e.g. translation, linguistics, lexicography, musicology, psychology, sociology, library science and statistics, among others).
Information about the final selection of topics is available in the different sections of the Programme, in particular in the section Presentations.
