A first-year Master student at the University of Milan - Italy, Erika firstly carried out undergraduate studies in Interpreting and Translation (languages: English, Russian and Chinese) at the University of Bologna, before starting her Master in Foreign Languages for Communication and International Cooperation. Image Erika is currently engaged in a 3-month (March-June 2015) traineeship at the Princess Dashkova Russian Centre. Erika will work on her dissertation as well as provide administrative support to the Centre. The central theme of Erika’s dissertation is the linguistic analysis of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, as well as its translation into Italian. Starting from a brief excursus on the history of Russian constitutional rights, her research will be mainly focusing on the linguistic analysis of the Russian Constitution, its translation into Italian and eventually on the linguistic analysis of the documents of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation. Erika’s tasks in the Centre includes: Assisting in organising of cultural events, research seminars, meetings, workshops and festivals; Organising promotional activities; Helping staff by providing administrative support; Providing access to the centre’s resources to visitors. This article was published on 2024-08-13