38th AUSIT National Conference

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The 38th AUSIT National Conference

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2 pm, Thursday 20 to 5 pm, Saturday 22 November 2025

The Kambri Centre, Australian National University, Canberra

(see location map here, and geolocator here)

** Register early **

be sure to take advantage of the generous Early Bird discount offer – available til the end of July

The AUSIT National Conference is the focal point in our annual calendar of events, bringing together translation and interpreting practitioners and scholars with industry stakeholders from around Australia and beyond. It provides a dynamic forum for exploring key issues in the field, fostering dialogue among professionals, researchers and educators.

The 2025 Organising Committee looks forward to welcoming delegates to this in-person event. The wide range of opportunities for connection, learning, exchange and growth within the language services industry makes the event quite extraordinary. The theme for this year’s conference is:

Focusing on Engagement:
with government, clients, language communities, colleagues

The conference will focus on the vital role translators and interpreters play in providing both a voice and access to services for individuals and communities who are not fluent in English or the dominant language/s of their host societies. It will offer both presenters and participants the opportunity to discuss issues related to research, professional practice, and the broader impact of translation and interpreting in public settings.

Sub-themes:

Initiatives of engagement by individuals and groups in the T&I profession
Engagement in professional settings/domains
Engagement with community language support organisations
Engagement with educational institutions and academia
AUSIT’s engagement strategy with T&I practitioners
Indicators of engagement

Sydney, 2023

To get an idea of what to expect, click on the images or captions to take a look at the highlights of the last two AUSIT National Conferences.

Melbourne, 2024

** PD points for conference attendance: 40. **

** A wide range of sponsorship opportunities are available. Check out our Sponsorship Prospectus, and if you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please fill out this Sponsorship EOI Form. **

** The AUSIT Excellence Awards 2025 will be awarded during the Conference Dinner on Friday 21 November. You can find out more and/or nominate a colleague or organisation here. **

** You can contact us via the button below if you have any questions regarding the conference or sponsorship. **

** The Call for Proposals is now closed. **

Proudly Sponsored By

Ruby Sponsor

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Platinum Sponsors

Venue Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Accessibility Sponsors

(Auslan)

(Videography and simultaneous interpreting)

(Closed captioning services on the conference website)

Other Sponsors

Speaker Gift

Conference Friend

** A wide range of other sponsorship opportunities are still available. Check out our Sponsorship Prospectus, and if you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please fill out this Sponsorship EOI Form. **

38th AUSIT National Conference

Focusing on Engagement:
with government, clients, language communities, colleagues

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38th AUSIT National Conference

Focusing on Engagement: with government, clients, language communities, colleagues

Proudly Sponsored By

Submission form

Details of interpreter and court interpreting assignment

Your interpreting assignment experience

Thank you for taking the time to report your experience. It will assist us in advocating for interpreters to be treated as the skilled and experienced professionals that we are. Your feedback is welcome.

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Focusing on Engagement:
with government, clients, language communities, colleagues