RUDN University cooperation with the Japan Visualmedia Translation Academy
On April 25, 2017 was held video conference within the Cooperation agreement concluded in 2016 between RUDN University and Academy of the audiovisual translation (Visualmedia Translation Academy, JVTA). The Visualmedia Translation Academy is the Tokyo company specializing in training of professional translators for visual media content. Students of department of foreign languages of philological faculty who are studying well Japanese and English languages were invited to this international video conference. After the thirty-minute lecture told by the representatives of the JVTA company have held testing among students. The testing was consisted of the translation from Japanese into Russian of the film frame of Japanese movie. Despite complexity of a task all students have performed it successfully.
We hope for further effective cooperation of RUDN University with the Japan Visualmedia Translation Academy. Because now our students are highly motivated by the opportunities of work with the unique and interesting translations offered by department of the translations of JVTA — the Center of the transfers of media (Media Translation Center).
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On 7 February, the second day of the conference, 16 round-table meetings were held simultaneously under the general theme “Modern trends in science and education: graduate competences in the age of artificial intelligence”.
From 19 to 23 November 2024, RUDN hosted the III International Scientific Conference ‘For the Sustainable Development of Civilisation: Cooperation, Science, Education, Technology’. The event gathered more than 2000 participants from 72 countries.