Translation Degrees

... as protagonists in novels and short stories, and paintings inspired by literature. Themes include problems of narrative, translation, and illustration; changing... Learn about: Art History...

... to take: Texts and Contexts (30 credits) Translation from and into German I (15 credits) Medieval Germany: Language, Literature and Society (15 credits... Learn about: German Literature, German Speaking...

...Our graduates establish careers in publishing houses, as editorial staff at magazines, and as social media editors... Learn about: English Language...

... environment, climate change, law and medical ethics, public health and policymaking. Intensive training in academic English and translation for publication... Learn about: Chinese Nutrition, Chinese Film and the Body, Direct Reading...

... of classical and modern fiction and history. One hour per week of translation and discussion of readings. Prerequisite: successful completion of 102 or placement... Learn about: Ms Word, Russian Language...

... modules: French: Core Language (15 Credits) The Practice of Translation (15 Credits) Spanish You are required to take the following Spanish module:... Learn about: Core Language, Spanish Language, Global Iberias...

...With a minor in classical civilization, you’ll uncover the mysteries of ancient Greece and Rome. You’ll have the choice of any six classics courses (above 1000-level), which chart a coherent path through our offerings in ancient literature (in translation), history, philosophy, art history... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Art History...

... studies, translation studies, media and technology studies, psychology, cognitive sciences as well as the fine and performing arts... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Comparative Literature...

..., fiction, nonfiction, screenwriting, and translation; and gain a special access to the critical understanding of literature through their involvement in the creative process... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...) Native German pathway If you are a native German speaker, you are required to take the following modules: Translation from and into German I (15 credits... Learn about: German Literature, German History, German Cinema...

... Unseen translation for Classics Greek and/or Latin literature (two papers) Note: Course II students spend an additional preliminary year learning Latin... Learn about: English Language...

..., transmission, and translation. All readings are in translation.   WR , HU TTh 11:35am-12:50pm * HUMS 130a / LITR 130a, How to Read   Ayesha Ramachandran... Learn about: IT Law...

... in Translation, Intercultural Communication Studies or another subject area. Our work spans identity studies, gender studies, linguistics, politics, visual... Learn about: Germanic Studies, Russian Studies, Slavonic Studies...

... speaker, in your first year you are required to take: Translation from and into German I (15 credits) Texts and Contexts (30 credits) Spanish In your first... Learn about: German Pathway, German Literature, Spanish Language...

... allows you to develop your French to Common European Framework of Reference for Languages C1/C2 levels, and you can specialise in particular fields of study. Modules could include Psycholinguistics, Translation as a Cultural Practice or Francophone Voices. You could also choose to complete a dissertation... Learn about: English Grammar, English Phonetics, Language Acquisition...

... of the 20th Century World Literature in Translation English Grammar and Linguistics Communication Theories Sociolinguistics Rhetorical Dimensions of Race, Class... Learn about: English Language, Public Relations, Communication Training...

... from Gender Studies, Translation Studies, and Comparative Literature... Learn about: Visual culture, Argentine Cinemas, Luis Borges...

...) Texts and Contexts (30 credits) If you are a native German speaker, in your first year you are required to take: Translation from and into German I... Learn about: Medieval Germany, German Speaking, German Literature...

... intercultural sensitivity. If you are studying two languages, you will split the year between two countries. Back at Lancaster in your third year, you will consolidate your language skills, alongside specialist culture and comparative courses, such as ‘French Culture in the Digital Age’ and ‘Translation... Learn about: Italian Studies, Chinese Language, Written Skills...

...In today’s multicultural and technology-driven world, there is a great demand for translation of documents, and people trained in linguistics can make important contributions to the field of computational linguistics and language technology. Linguistics is the study of natural human languages.... Learn about: Staff Motivation, Computational Physics, Applications architecture...