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DESCRIPTION:This information session covers the new online M.Sc. (Applied) 
 in Multilingual Digital Communication\, the first degree of its kind in Ca
 nada. The program responds to the increasing demand for versatile professi
 onals who can connect the language/translation\, communication\, and techn
 ology/AI industries.\n\nJoin us to learn more about this emerging field\, 
 the program structure\, its interdisciplinary curriculum\, admission requi
 rements\, and potential career pathways.\n\nA live Q&A will follow the pre
 sentation with Nicolette Papastefanou\, PhD\, Graduate Program Director\, 
 and other faculty.\n\nPresenter(s)\n\n\n	Nicolette Papastefanou\, PhD\, Gra
 duate Program Director\n\n	\n		Nicolette Papastefanou\, PhD\, is the Graduate
  Program Director of the M.Sc. (Applied) in Multilingual Digital Communica
 tion\, and the Academic Program Coordinator and a Faculty Lecturer for the
  Public Relations and Marketing programs at 91������Ƶ’s School of Continuing 
 Studies. She has supervised students’ research on the Master’s and Doctora
 l level in areas related to communication science\, global communication\,
  public relations\, and virtual organizations and emerging forms of work. 
 Her own research is rooted in systems-based theories and systems thinking\
 , with a focus on strategy.\n	\n\n	María Sierra Córdoba Serrano\, PhD\, Asso
 ciate Professor\n\n	\n		María Sierra Córdoba Serrano\, PhD\, is an Associate 
 Professor (Professional) with 91������Ƶ’s M.Sc. (Applied) in Multi
 lingual Digital Communication. Before joining 91������Ƶ in 2017\, she was an 
 Associate Professor and Translation Chair at the Middlebury Institute of I
 nternational Studies at Monterey (California). As a scholar-practitioner\,
  she is particularly interested in multilingualism management\, and she is
  the author of a book\, as well as numerous book chapters\, journal issues
  and articles in international peer-reviewed journals. More recently\, she
  has examined multilingual crisis communication as part of her SSHRC-funde
 d project\, “No one is safe until everyone is safe: Multilingual crisis co
 mmunication during the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada” (2022-2024). From 2022
  to 2024\, she was a member of the Canadian General Standards Board Commit
 tee on Translation Services tasked with reviewing the national translation
  standard (CAN/CGSB-131.10-2017). She is currently a member of the Advisor
 y Board of the Canadian Language Industry Association.\n	\n\n\nRegister\n
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LOCATION:Online<br><b>Language of Delivery</b>: English
SUMMARY:Information session: M.Sc. (Applied) in Multilingual Digital Commun
 ication 
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