The Faculty of Foreign Languages at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv has been awarded a grant from the European Parliament to enhance its master’s program in interpreting. The grant falls under the “Organisation of post-graduate or bachelor courses in conference interpreting (relevance to the priority needs for the Ukrainian language at the EP)” initiative.
The grant is earmarked to propel the development of the interpreting program in several key areas. Foremost among these is the acquisition of state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring students have access to cutting-edge tools that reflect industry standards. This investment in technology is poised to significantly enhance the learning experience and skill development of future interpreters.
Moreover, a substantial portion of the grant will be allocated to the professional development of faculty members. This includes workshops, training sessions, and opportunities for teachers to stay abreast of the latest trends and methodologies in the field of conference interpreting. Strengthening the capacities of educators directly translates into a higher quality of education for students, ensuring they receive guidance from experts well-versed in the nuances of the profession.
The Faculty of Foreign Languages expresses gratitude for the European Parliament’s support, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on the university’s ability to contribute to the development of skilled interpreters.
This grant represents not only a financial investment but also a vote of confidence in the quality of education provided by our university. It opens up new opportunities for our students and the broader academic community.
By equipping students with advanced skills and knowledge , the master’s program in interpreting contributes to the promotion and effective use of Ukrainian in the international arena.
The Faculty of Foreign Languages is now poised to embark on a transformative journey, leveraging this grant to establish itself as a hub of excellence in the field of conference interpreting. The university looks forward to the continued support of the European Parliament and other stakeholders in its commitment to fostering linguistic proficiency and cultural exchange.