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The Scottish Universities� International Summer School (SUISS) was founded as a non-profit organisation by Professor David Daiches in 1947. In the spirit of the Edinburgh International Festival, SUISS brings together students and academics who, irrespective of their national, religious, or cultural difference, share a love of literature. SUISS is affiliated with seven prestigious Scottish universities: The University of Aberdeen, The University of Dundee, The University of Edinburgh, The University of Glasgow, The Open University in Scotland, The University of St Andrews and The University of Strathclyde. Throughout its 66 years, SUISS has achieved a high academic standing and has welcomed many distinguished literary scholars, critics and writers. Lecturers on the Text & Context course have included Robert Crawford, Randall Stevenson and Patricia Waugh to name a few. We have also welcomed many writers to contribute to our Creative Writing course, names such as Neil Gaim...

Whether you sign on for a summer, a semester, or an academic year, as an Adobe intern you�ll get paid to work side by side with some of the most talented professionals in the digital media and marketing space. Make valuable contributions to business-critical projects and leave better prepared to ace your academic pursuits. Adobe internships include competitive salary and holiday pay, fun social events, chances to participate in community service projects, opportunities to make career contacts, and, as an added bonus, employee discounts on Adobe products. Prerequisites To be considered for an internship at Adobe, you must: ? Be currently enrolled at an accredited university and actively pursuing a degree ? Have the legal right to work in the location where you will intern Locations Internships are offered at Adobe offices in San Jose and San Francisco, California; Seattle, Washington; Lehi, Utah; and other key areas around the world. How to apply To begin, create an Adobe C...

The European Central Bank (ECB) is seeking applications from recent graduates or students who are close to completing their master�s studies for a traineeship in the English Translation and Editing Section (ETE) within Directorate General Communications (DG/C). ETE is responsible for providing translation, editing, proof-reading and terminology services for the ECB to support the ECB�s reporting obligations and its external communication activities in English. ETE also advises the staff and the decision-making bodies of the ECB on linguistic matters. The aim of the traineeships is to provide talented candidates with an opportunity to gain professional experience in translating into English from other official European Union (EU) languages and in editing/proof-reading of documents in English. The trainees will be expected to participate actively in the work of ETE. Successful applicants will be entrusted with the following main tasks: translating into English from other off...