How to Select a Professional Academic Translator for Your Research Papers

 


How to Select a Professional Academic Translator for Your Research Papers

The moment has come to look for an academic language translator after putting a lot of effort into developing your research and crafting your research papers. Even though you are aware of the advantages of having your work translated, taking the next move may seem overwhelming. After all, it can be difficult to locate the right translation agency to entrust with your research papers.

We have qualified translators who specialize in your area of study. All of our translators have earned a master's degree or higher and have years of experience translating academic texts particularly. We will pair your text with a specialist in your area who has experience and expertise translating academic texts. Many of our translators hold academic posts of their own, and all of them have years of experience writing for scholarly journals. Additionally, before we submit your project back for review, each academic translation project that we work on is reviewed by one of our managing editors.

Types of academic papers we translate:

1)    Social Science papers: Your research can be translated into English or another language of your choosing with our assistance. Our language specialists have degrees in a wide range of academic disciplines, including finance, law, sociology, political science, international relations, psychology, and more. We will pair you with the foremost linguist in your field and have significant experience translating both qualitative and quantitative studies.

2)    Medical Research papers: All medical specialties, including surgery, pediatrics, oncology, dermatology, and more, are represented among our language specialists. All of our medical interpreters have backgrounds in biology and medicine, and some of them even hold medical degrees. Clinical trials, academic medical research, pharmaceuticals, individual medical data, and other areas are among the things we have worked on before.

3)    Humanities Research papers: We assist academics who are translating their lectures, papers, and books in all humanities disciplines, such as history, philosophy, literature, and more. Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, and Harvard University Press have all published books that we have worked on, and prominent academic journals around the world have published our translated articles. After the translation is finished, it is given to one of our managing writers for quality and accuracy checking.

We have years of expertise working particularly with academic texts that have been accepted for publication in prestigious journals all over the globe. We make sure that your text is translated by a specialist in your field and then evaluated by one of our managing editors in order to provide the highest quality academic translation and editing services. Your text will read smoothly and be prepared for publishing as a result of our meticulous review process.

Need a translation? I’M Translation and ISIS Korea provides professional translation and interpretation services. 

How might I’M Translation andISiS Korea aid translation?

At I’M Translationand ISiS Korea, we can connect you with a professional translators and interpreters. We have over 30+ languages available on our platform and we are flexible and available regardless of the language pair, topic, and time zone. Please visit us at www.imtranslation.com and www.isiskorea.com/eng to request a free translation and interpretation quote. Thank you

 

 

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