Translation Degrees

...) 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: German Speaking, German History, 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: Aural skills, Chinese Language, Italian Studies...

...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: Programme Planning, Staff Motivation, Computational Physics...

... select either the Chinese or the Japanese track but are encouraged to take courses in both tracks to become familiar with East Asian literary culture more broadly. The major is excellent preparation for careers in business, law, academia, foreign service, translation, journalism, etc., that demand... Learn about: IT Law, Listening Skills, Writing Skills...

... speakers) (30 credits) Translation from & into German I (for native speakers) (15 credits) Native speakers will also study one of the following German... Learn about: German Politics, Contemporary culture, European Political...

... year, you consolidate your French language skills, and study specialist culture and comparative modules, such as ‘Translation as a Cultural Practice’. You will also select Mathematics modules such as ‘Differential Equations’, ‘Combinatorics’, or ‘Geometry of Curves and Surfaces’.... Learn about: French Speaking, GCSE Mathematics...

... or gender studies or (in French and German) advanced translation. ">Video of Modern Languages at Oxford University Modern Languages have been taught in Oxford since 1724. The faculty is one of the largest in the country, with a total intake of more than 250 students a year (including joint... Learn about: Film Studies...

..., Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism, explored through close reading of texts in translation. Lives of the founders, great monks, nuns, and lay followers... Learn about: Religious Studies...

... are required to take the following modules: Translation from & into German I (15 credits) Texts & Contexts (30 credits) Optional Modules Native German speakers... Learn about: French language, German Speaking, German Literature...

... year, you consolidate your German language skills, and study specialist culture and comparative modules, such as ‘Translation as a Cultural Practice’. You will also select Mathematics modules such as ‘Differential Equations’, ‘Combinatorics’, or ‘Geometry of Curves and Surfaces’.... Learn about: German Language, German Studies, Geometry and Calculus...

... explores the process of drug discovery with a particular emphasis on translation, developing molecules that will eventually work in human patients as... Learn about: Drug Discovery...

... literature; translation). Emphasis on wide reading and intense discussion, in lieu of term paper. Graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory; offered every other... Learn about: Comparative Literature, IT Law...

... German speaker, you are required to take: Translation from & into German I (15 credits) Texts & Contexts (30 credits) Additionally, you are required... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Social Theory, Modern Philosophy...

..., you will continue developing your core French and German language skills. You will combine this with language-specific modules such as ‘Modernity of Forms and Forms of Modernity in French Literature: 1850-2000’. You may also choose some comparative culture courses, such as ‘Translation as a Cultural... Learn about: German Language, French Studies, Oral Skills...

... Chinese>English Translation for Non - Native Speakers Course Code Units Course Title COMU1002 2 Crossing Bridges: Communicating between Cultures CHIN2555... Learn about: Ancient History...

... and genre. All readings in translation; no knowledge of Chinese required. Some Chinese texts provided for students who read Chinese. Formerly CHNS 201.  ...

... speakers) (30 credits) Translation from & into German I (for native speakers) (15 credits) Optional Modules In addition, you are required to take one module... Learn about: German Language, IT Law, Critical Thinking...

... a work placement. In your final year, you consolidate your Spanish language skills, and study specialist culture and comparative modules, such as ‘Translation as a Cultural Practice’. You will also select Computing modules such as Internet Applications Engineering and Artificial Intelligence... Learn about: Spanish America, Computer Science, Software development...

... Chinese IIIB Course Code Units Course Title CHIN3300 2 Chinese>English Translation for Non - Native Speakers Course Code Units Course Title COMU1002... Learn about: Ancient History...

... grammar exercises, linguistic analysis of literary selections, and English-to-French translation. Intended to improve students' written command of French... Learn about: Intermediate French, French Literature, Medical training...