The 24th BATJ Annual Conference
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The 24th BATJ Annual Conference
Date: 9 and 10 September 2022
Venue: School of Modern Languages, Cardiff University (66a Park Place, Cardiff CF10 3AS) <Google Map>
& Zoom *Please familialise yourself with Zoom (Zoom help Centre). The terms of use of BATJ Seminars are here.
Keynote Speaker: Dr Nana Sato-Rossberg (Head of School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics, SOAS, University of London)
‘Decolonizing Translation Studies and Japanese Language Teaching in the UK’ <abstract & biography>
Invited Speech: Dr Christopher Hood (School of Modern Languages, Cardiff University)
‘Japan Says Western Pop? No, Thanks, Don’t Do It’ <abstract & biography>
Registration: Registration has now closed
Note 1: The deadline for online registration, cancellations and booking alterations is Friday the 19th of August. After this date, no refund is possible. You can change the mode of participation (from in person to online or vice versa) and receive a refund through the Eventbrite platform. Please note that the service charge is not refundable.
Note 2: The conference fees for BATJ members apply to anyone who has paid the 2021-22 annual membership fee by the time of registration. If you have decided to become a member but have not yet paid the annual membership fee, please make this payment first and then choose the fee for BATJ members. For information on annual membership, please click on this link (please make sure to fill in the online form if this is the first time you have applied for BATJ membership).
Enquiries: Dr Miho Inaba <chair @ batj.org.uk>

- Conference Programme
- Registration Fee
- Accommodation
- How to Get to Cardiff University

 

 
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