Interpretation Curriculum
As a Conference Interpretation student, you will have the opportunity to take courses in consecutive and simultaneous interpretation.
The coursework of a Conference Interpretation student typically follows the path listed below.
Fall 1
Introduction to Translation Written/Sight B-A (4)
Introduction to Translation Written/Sight A-B (4)
Introduction to Interpretation: B-A, A-B (4)
Introduction to Computer-Assisted Translation (2) (Recommended)
Three-language track requires:
Introduction to Interpretation (2 units C into English)
Introduction to Translation (2 units C into English)
Spring 1
Intermediate Translation Written/Sight B-A, A-B (4)
Intermediate Interpretation - Consecutive B-A, A-B (4)
Intermediate Interpretation - Simultaneous B-A, A-B (4)
Three-language track requires:
Intermediate Interpretation - Consecutive (2 units C into English)
Intermediate Interpretation - Simultaneous (2 units C into English)
Intermediate Translation (2 units C into English)
Fall 2
Overview of Translation and Interpretation Studies (1)
Interpretation Practicum (2-4)
Advanced Interpretation I - Consecutive B-A, A-B (4)
Advanced Interpretation I - Simultaneous B-A, A-B (2-4)
Contemporary Research on Interpretation (1)
Three-language track requires:
Advanced Interpretation I - Consecutive (0-2 units C into English)
Advanced Interpretation I - Simultaneous (2 units C into English)
Advanced Interpretation I - Simultaneous B-A, A-B (2-4)
Spring 2
Translation and Interpretation as a Profession (1-2)
Interpretation Practicum (2-4)
Advanced Interpretation II - Consecutive B-A, A-B (4)
Advanced Interpretation II - Simultaneous B-A, A-B (2-4)
Three-language track requires:
Advanced Interpretation II - Consecutive (0-2 units C into English)
Advanced Interpretation II - Simultaneous (2 units C into English)
