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Department of Translation, Interpreting and Intercultural Studies

翻譯、傳譯及跨文化研究系

Current Postgraduate Research

Our research students work on a wide range of topics in Translation, Interpreting and Intercultural Studies. Currently the department has 17 research students (16 PhD and 1 MPhil), studying in full-time mode, whose research areas / project titles are as follows:

 

Translation Technology and Digital Media

 

  • Colman TSE (PhD) (Multi domain neural machine translation)

  • TU Zhilu (PhD) (Toward a Visualization-Based Framework: Understanding the Translation of State-Run Media on Social Media)
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  • XU Qiliang (PhD) (Interpreter’s interaction with multimodal resources in onsite and remote simultaneous interpreting)
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Corpus Studies

 

  • Fernando GABARRÓN-BARRIOS (Hong Kong PhD Fellow) (Risk management in the decision-making process of Chinese to English political translation and interpreting – a corpus-based study.)
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  • ZHANG Miao (PhD) (Corpus study of metaphors in translations of traditional Chinese medical texts).

  • WONG Sum (PhD) (Digital humanities and distant reading: A corpus-based study of metaphor in the translations of contemporary Chinese science fiction).
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Art, Museums and Intersemiotic Translation

 

  • Pornkamol CHINPRASATSAK (PhD) (Visitors' experiences as a cross-cultural meaning-making process in museums: A case study of Museum Siam)

 

Translation and Intercultural Reception of Film and Literature

 

  • Rena AIKELAMU (Hong Kong PhD Fellow) (Performing womanhood in cinemas on the periphery of Asia: A comparative analysis of the representation of women in Uyghur, Kazakh and Kurdish cinema)

 

  • CHAN Lai Man (MPhil) (Subtitling of obscene language, Cantonese-English)

 

  • LIN Yuan (PhD) (A Study of the English Translation of Yan Lianke's Novels)
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  • WANG Liehui (PhD) (The Chinese translations of Call Me by Your Name: Texts, paratexts and contexts)
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