Introduction

The Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics encourages and promotes applied research in such areas as applications of linguistics and language technology, the study of Chinese language and literature, and translation and cross-cultural studies. Research emphases in the Department include translation (machine and human), corpus linguistics, language and law, computer assisted language learning, phonetics, comparative literature, terminology and scholarship in Chinese and other Asian languages.

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   Major research areas
     - Chinese literature and philosophy
     - Translation studies
     - Linguistics

   Research centres run by departmental staff
     - Language Information Sciences Research Centre
     - The Halliday Centre for Intelligent Applications of Language Studies

Recent Achievements

The following CTL colleagues have been awarded six 2005-2006 CERG research grants, totalling $4,358,187. Congratulations to them all.