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Saint Jérôme : lancement du MOOC sur les organisations internationales
Formation en langue des signes pour personnes sourdes
Why study at the FTI in Geneva
CHEU-lex: a parallel and comparable corpus of Swiss and EU law in three languages
Colloque Transius 2022
Take a load off: how do interpreters cope with cognitive load?
A loaded question: Is all simultaneous interpreting equally demanding?
Get a load of this: what makes simultaneous interpreting cognitively demanding?
All just a load of ...? A journey into the interpreter's mind
Numéro 33(1) de la revue Parallèles
Transius : numéro spécial de la revue Perspectives
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About the University
Teaching
Excellence in research
Community Services
International
University structure
Statistics
History
Faculties
Sciences
Medicine
Humanities
Social Sciences
Economics and Management
Law
Theology
Psychology and Educational Sciences
Translation and Interpreting
Centres and Institutes
Students
Admission
Student Exchange
Bachelor Programs (in French)
Master Programs
Campus Life
Continuing & distance education
Geneva Summer Schools
Accommodation Office
Services
Campus Accessibility
Media and Communication
University structure
Welcome center
Latest news
Saint Jérôme : lancement du MOOC sur les organisations internationales
Formation en langue des signes pour personnes sourdes
Why study at the FTI in Geneva
CHEU-lex: a parallel and comparable corpus of Swiss and EU law in three languages
Colloque Transius 2022
Take a load off: how do interpreters cope with cognitive load?
A loaded question: Is all simultaneous interpreting equally demanding?
Get a load of this: what makes simultaneous interpreting cognitively demanding?
All just a load of ...? A journey into the interpreter's mind
Numéro 33(1) de la revue Parallèles
Transius : numéro spécial de la revue Perspectives
About us
Introduction to the FTI
Structure of the Faculty
Departments and Units
Academic and Administrative Staff
Student Associations
Computer and Audiovisual Resources
Employment opportunities
Library
Contacts
Programmes
FTI programmes
BA
MA Translation
MA Interpretation
MA in Multilingual Communication Technology (MATIM)
Complementary Certificates
Doctorate
Continuing Education
Research
Research at the FTI
Conferences and Lectures
Publications
Journal Parallèles
PhD Theses
PhD and career planning
Global connections
FTI’s international relations
INcoming students
OUTgoing students
Contacts
Admissions
Admission to the FTI
Why study at the FTI
Academic Advisors
Enrolling at the Faculty
Entrance Examinations
Contacts
FAQs
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