Title: Ilorin Journal of Translation Studies (IJTS)
Volume: 2 No: 1
ISSN: 1116-130X
Published: February 2026
About this Edition
The Ilorin Journal of Translation (IJTS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing research, scholarship, and practice in the field of translation and interpretation studies. It is published by the Institute of Translation Arts, University of Ilorin, Nigeria. The journal provides a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage in critical discussions on translation theories, methodologies, and the interdisciplinary nature of translation studies.
Aims and Scope
The Ilorin Journal of Translation Studies (IJTS) promotes the advancement of translation studies by publishing high-quality research articles, case studies, and book reviews that explore a wide range of topics, including theoretical and applied translation, literary and non-literary works, machine and computer-aided translation, interpretation, and audiovisual translation. It also addresses translation in indigenous and minority languages, ethics and cultural issues, pedagogy, terminology, legal, medical, and technical translation, as well as emerging fields such as multilingualism, digital humanities, artificial intelligence, and applied linguistics.
Articles in this Journal
LEVERAGING TRANSLATION FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY: STRATEGIES, CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS
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TRANSLATING THE UNTRANSLATABLE: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES IN ATURE WITHIN CULTURAL AND LITERARY CONTEXTS
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TRANSLATION AS CULTURAL BRIDGE: PRESERVING YORUBA IDENTITY THROUGH ARABIC TRANSLATIONS OF D. O. FÁGÚNWÀ’S WORKS.
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TRANSLATING ECONOMIC TERMINOLOGY ACROSS LANGUAGES: CHALLENGES, STRATEGIES, AND MULTILINGUAL APPLICATIONS
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REVISITING TRANSLATION EFFORTS OF IGBO COVID-19 TERMS FOR EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE PANDEMIC AND POST-PANDEMIC ERA
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CULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOTHERAPY AMONG AFRICANS IN PETIT PIMENT AND L’APPEL DES ARÈNES.
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UNITY, FEAR, AND RESISTANCE: QUANTIFYING RHETORICAL STRATEGIES IN AFRICAN DISCOURSE USING THE LION GUARD
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ISSN: 1116-130X
Published: February 2026
About this Edition
The Ilorin Journal of Translation (IJTS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing research, scholarship, and practice in the field of translation and interpretation studies. It is published by the Institute of Translation Arts, University of Ilorin, Nigeria. The journal provides a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage in critical discussions on translation theories, methodologies, and the interdisciplinary nature of translation studies.
Aims and Scope
The Ilorin Journal of Translation Studies (IJTS) promotes the advancement of translation studies by publishing high-quality research articles, case studies, and book reviews that explore a wide range of topics, including theoretical and applied translation, literary and non-literary works, machine and computer-aided translation, interpretation, and audiovisual translation. It also addresses translation in indigenous and minority languages, ethics and cultural issues, pedagogy, terminology, legal, medical, and technical translation, as well as emerging fields such as multilingualism, digital humanities, artificial intelligence, and applied linguistics.
Articles in this Journal
LEVERAGING TRANSLATION FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY: STRATEGIES, CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS
View PDF
TRANSLATING THE UNTRANSLATABLE: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES IN ATURE WITHIN CULTURAL AND LITERARY CONTEXTS
View PDF
TRANSLATION AS CULTURAL BRIDGE: PRESERVING YORUBA IDENTITY THROUGH ARABIC TRANSLATIONS OF D. O. FÁGÚNWÀ’S WORKS.
View PDF
TRANSLATING ECONOMIC TERMINOLOGY ACROSS LANGUAGES: CHALLENGES, STRATEGIES, AND MULTILINGUAL APPLICATIONS
View PDF
REVISITING TRANSLATION EFFORTS OF IGBO COVID-19 TERMS FOR EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE PANDEMIC AND POST-PANDEMIC ERA
View PDF
CULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOTHERAPY AMONG AFRICANS IN PETIT PIMENT AND L’APPEL DES ARÈNES.
View PDF
UNITY, FEAR, AND RESISTANCE: QUANTIFYING RHETORICAL STRATEGIES IN AFRICAN DISCOURSE USING THE LION GUARD
View PDF
About this Edition
The Ilorin Journal of Translation (IJTS) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing research, scholarship, and practice in the field of translation and interpretation studies. It is published by the Institute of Translation Arts, University of Ilorin, Nigeria. The journal provides a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage in critical discussions on translation theories, methodologies, and the interdisciplinary nature of translation studies.
Aims and Scope
The Ilorin Journal of Translation Studies (IJTS) promotes the advancement of translation studies by publishing high-quality research articles, case studies, and book reviews that explore a wide range of topics, including theoretical and applied translation, literary and non-literary works, machine and computer-aided translation, interpretation, and audiovisual translation. It also addresses translation in indigenous and minority languages, ethics and cultural issues, pedagogy, terminology, legal, medical, and technical translation, as well as emerging fields such as multilingualism, digital humanities, artificial intelligence, and applied linguistics.