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Professor Christine Ji is a leading academic in multilingual and multicultural translation studies at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. She holds a PhD from Imperial College London and an MA from University College London. As the Faculty Academic Lead (Disability), she focuses on inclusive translation practices for healthcare and cultural communication.
Her research emphasizes multilingual health translation for multicultural and disability communities, with notable contributions to machine translation risk analysis and dementia diagnosis campaigns. She collaborates internationally with organizations like UNESCO and leads NHMRC-funded projects addressing dementia stigma in CALD communities.
Teaching achievements include multiple awards for research supervision and educational innovation, reflecting her commitment to student mentorship. Her work spans environmental communication, health literacy, and AI-driven translation tools, supported by grants totaling over $3.5M. She advises global health NGOs and has authored over 50 books and peer-reviewed articles.
- Education: PhD (Imperial College London), MA (University College London)
- Grants: $1.5M NHMRC grant (2024), $1.9M NHMRC grant (2022), Sydney Policy Lab funding
- Labs/Teams: Leads multilingual health translation workforce training with Australian Institute of Interpreters & Translators
- Future Work: Expanding AI applications in health translation, global dementia communication networks
