Beatrice Ragazzini

Beatrice Ragazzini is a Research Fellow and Contract Professor at the Department of Interpretation and Translation (DIT) of the University of Bologna in Forlì. She is affiliated with the project 'Terminology in the History of Science: The Role of Specialized Language in the Formation of 19th Century Scientific Knowledge.' Her office hours are Thursdays 11:00 AM–12:30 PM at DIT.Lab Studio 10 or via Teams, requiring prior email notification.

• Education:
• PhD in Translation, Interpreting, and Intercultural Studies (ongoing, 36th cycle, University of Bologna)
• Master's in Specialized Translation (2020, cum laude, with publication honors)
• Architecture Diplom (2014, TU Dresden)
• High School Diploma in Linguistics (2008)

Her research focuses on terminology theory applied to historical and architectural contexts, including the study of medieval English architecture and intercultural communication dynamics. She teaches Information Mining and Terminology, with class schedules tailored to language specialization groups. She holds C2 German, C1 English, and native Italian fluency.

Beatrice has taught Italian as a foreign language and maintains active participation in academic projects through DIT.Lab. No specific grants or awards are listed, but her scholarship history includes a PhD grant from the University of Bologna.