Translation and Interpretation
Here you'll find orientation materials for the translation and interpretation programs. Information is for fall new student orientation only. There is no spring orientation for Translation & Interpretation.
- TILM Fall 2012 Orientation Schedule
- Ten Best Ways to Prepare
Search for Courses - Language Testing Information
Degree Maps
- Translation & Interpretation
- Conference Interpretation
- Translation
- Translation & Localization Management
Computer Literacy
Basic computer literacy is expected of all incoming students. Essential skills include being able to traverse the Microsoft Windows desktop and operate commonplace software applications, especially word processors and spreadsheets; properly create, edit, save, retrieve, and convert document files from/to different formats; comply with simple file-management systems, directory structures and drive configurations; and use e-mail and the internet. All translation and interpretation courses are taught in a PC laptop environment. PCs are strongly recommended over Macs since many applications used do not operate well or at all on the Mac platform.
