Selection Round of the II National Consecutive Interpretation Contest at Baku Slavic University

NEWS

28 November, 2025Rector of Khazar University, Dr. Razia Isayeva, Visits China and Delivers Keynote Remarks at an International Conference

23 October, 2025Presentation of Khazar University Board of Directors and Trustees and the Newly Appointed Rector

08 October, 2025Cooperation with Ankara University Expands

08 October, 2025Cooperation Protocol Signed with Bursa Uludağ University

16 September, 2025Khazar University Delegation's Visit to Bukhara: 95th Anniversary, "Jadids" Conference and New Partnerships

14 September, 2025Meeting with Delegation from Institute of Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

11 December, 2025Head of Department at Hacettepe and Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli Universities

11 December, 2025Master's Students at Republican Scientific Conference

10 December, 2025Head of Department at Ankara University of Social Sciences

10 December, 2025Meeting with Tourism Specialist

Selection Round of the II National Consecutive Interpretation Contest at Baku Slavic University

The II National Consecutive Interpretation Contest, organized by Khazar University's Department of English Language and Literature and the Center of Translation and Interpretation (CTI), held its selection round on March 1, 2024, at Baku Slavic University. In the selection round, students majoring in translation (in English) and having proficient translation skills were involved.

Milana Abbasova, the head of Khazar University's English Language and Literature Department, and Elvin Abbasbeyli, the first Azerbaijani member of the International Association of Conference Interpreters and accredited translator of the president and government of France, who also serves as a coordinator of Khazar University's Center of Translation and Interpretation (CTI), evaluated the students based on the established criteria.

The winners of the selection round will represent Baku Slavic University in the final stage of the contest scheduled for May.