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[Other Notice] Ewha Wom's University Graduate School of Interpretation and Translation Autumn Regular Academic Conference & Web Novel Translator Training Program Achievement Sharing Session

Meet the latest trends in K-web content translation and localization all in one place

Deadline
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The academic conference and achievement sharing session on K-web content translation, localization, and talent development will be held at Ewha Womans University on October 31, 2026. Pre-registration closes on October 26, 2026, and participation is free.

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  • Event Name: 2026 Autumn Regular Academic Conference & Web Novel Translator Training Program Achievement Sharing Session
  • Theme: K-Web Content Meets the World: New Horizons in Translation, Localization, and Talent Development
  • Date/Time: Saturday, October 31, 2026, 13:00~17:30
  • Venue: LG Convention Hall, B1 Floor, International Education Center, Ewha Womans University
  • Participation Fee: Free

Schedule & how to apply

  • Pre-registration Deadline: October 26, 2026
  • Event Date/Time: Saturday, October 31, 2026, 13:00~17:30

Recommended for

  • Recommended for experts or students interested in the translation and localization of K-web contents such as web novels and webtoons.

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply?

Applications follow the official program notice, which is in Korean. See the source link for the method and receiving office; Beaconoi can prepare an English draft for your review.

Which organization runs this program?

This program is administered by Korea Publishing Industry Promotion Agency.

Last updated · Source: Korea Publishing Industry Promotion Agency — official notice

※ Program information is compiled from each institution’s public sources; actual eligibility, amounts and deadlines may change. Always verify against the official notice (in Korean) before applying.

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