The Bologna process

Information and an invitation to cooperate

At Nike Pokorn’s initiative, this section should present information about the Bologna process as it is implemented in various countries. The first contribution is from the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. We would welcome further contributions (see below).

Dear colleagues,

Many EST members are also members of different European universities and other higher education institutions and are concerned. Many of us are or have been heavily involved lately in the creation of new programmes in accordance with the proposed Bologna patterns. One frequent requirement for the accreditation of a new programme is comparability with similar programmes elsewhere in Europe. In order to help our members find comparable programmes for all three levels, i.e. BA, MA and PhD, and to inform them of changes in translation, interpreting and Translation Studies teaching, we should like to invite EST members to inform us of programmes of translation, interpreting or Translation Studies which have already been accredited and to indicate a Web address where they could be visited. If the relevant webpage is not in English, we would appreciate it if you kindly sent us English translations of relevant programmes and we will post them on the web. If you have any comments or questions, please write to:

Nike Kocijanjic Pokorn

(nike.kocijancic@guest.arnes.si)