LEARN · CONNECT · COLLABORATE
Take part in a structured online programme of learning, research and academic exchange in multilingualism, corpus translation and interpreting studies.
Choose Your Pathway
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For Academic Staff
Exchange teaching methods, contribute to seminars and develop research or learning resources. Agree professional or research outcomes and the contribution you will make.
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For Students
Join supervised learning activities, collaborative tasks and academic discussions connected with your studies. Doctoral candidates can discuss a research-focused programme.
What You Can Work On
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Multilingual Learning
Explore multilingual communication through seminars, discussion and collaborative learning tasks.
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Corpus and Translation Projects
Work with language data, compare translations or develop a focused terminology or corpus resource.
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Teaching and Methodological Exchange
Share teaching approaches and develop learning activities with academic colleagues.
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Research Dialogue
Discuss research questions, present work in progress and develop a supervised analytical task.
How Virtual Mobility Works
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Initial Enquiry
Describe your interests, affiliation, availability and intended outcomes.
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Agreed Programme
Confirm the learning or research plan, dates, workload, academic contact and assessment.
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Online Participation
Combine scheduled online meetings with independent and collaborative tasks, receiving feedback along the way.
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Completion and Review
Present or submit your agreed output and review your progress against the programme.
What You Can Produce
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Collaborative Resource
A shared learning activity, terminology collection or corpus-based resource.
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Research Brief
A focused account of your research question, approach and findings.
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Academic Presentation
A presentation for discussion with the academic community.
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Learning Portfolio
A documented selection of tasks and reflections on your learning.
Practical Information
Format: participation takes place online. Meeting arrangements, the balance of live and independent work, working language and technical requirements are confirmed for the programme.
Dates and workload: duration and workload are agreed individually according to objectives and availability. No standard number of hours or credits is implied.
Recognition: completion documentation is agreed in advance. ECTS, credit transfer or recognition by a sending institution require prior institutional agreement and are not automatic. Attendance at a single open seminar does not by itself constitute a mobility programme.
Documents
The programme may require an application, an agreed learning or research plan, confirmation of supervision, a record of activities and a final assessment. Where institutional recognition is sought, the sending institution should confirm its requirements before participation. Approved templates will be provided when finalised.
Virtual Mobility Application
Complete this initial application in English. The centre will review your proposal and contact you about the programme and available supervision. Submitting this form does not guarantee acceptance and is separate from applying for ARCTIS membership.
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Guidelines and forms
Read the Virtual Academic Mobility Guidelines and consult Participation Forms and Records. These documents are drafts for approval; the current application process remains available on this page.
