Curriculum
Translation coursework generally follows the path below:
| Fall 1 | Spring 1 | Fall 2 | Spring 2 | |
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| Introduction to Translation Written/Sight B-A (4) | Intermediate Translation Written/Sight B-A (4) | Overview of Translation and Interpretation Studies (1) | Translation and Interpretation as Profession (1-2) | |
| Introduction to Translation Written/Sight A-B (4) | Intermediate Translation Written/Sight A-B (4) | Contemporary Research on Translation (2) | ||
| Introduction to Interpretation: B-A, A-B (4) | Advanced Computer-Assisted Translation (2) | Advanced Translation I B-A (4) | Advanced Translation II B-A (4) | |
| Introduction to Computer-Assisted Translation (2) | Advanced Translation I A-B (2-4) | Advanced Translation II A-B (2-4) | ||
| Translation Practicum (2) | Translation Practicum (2) | |||
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Three-language track requires:
Introduction to Translation Written/Sight (2-4 units C into English)
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Three-language track requires:
Intermediate Translation Written/Sight (2-4 units C into English)
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Three-language track requires:
Advanced Translation I (2-4 units C into English) |
Three-language track requires:
Advanced Translation II (2-4 units C into English) |
A Thesis Directed Study is available during Fall 2 and Spring 2 for those who would like to work on a thesis.
