Translation Undergraduate Degrees

...-timeOverviewProgramme contentEmployabilityEntry requirementsFees & scholarshipsOverviewApplied Languages and Translating (ALT) and Languages Interpreting and Translating (LINT) follow the same programme for the first three years. In both degrees two foreign or signed languages are studied to degree level. A compulsory... Learn about: Modern History, Learning Teaching...

...This course is an introduction to major books from both the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament. Particular attention has been given to literary techniques, issues resulting from translation from the original Hebrew and Greek, and the different historical periods that produced and are reflected...

... as gain practical skills and knowledge in translation. In Year 1 you’ll be introduced to the study of the French-speaking world. The focus of this year... Learn about: French Speaking, Skills and Training...

... in an Arabic-speaking country to experience the local culture. When you return, you’ll take advanced language classes and study translation, as well as choosing... Learn about: Chinese Language...

...% Assessment Written: 26% Practical: 0% Coursework: 74% Year 2 Students take eight courses which include: Language studies in each language (including Translation, Liaison and Conference Interpreting); Society and Institutions in Contemporary Europe; Linguistics and two optional subjects. BSL students... Learn about: Modern History, Learning Teaching...

...This 6-unit subject gives students the opportunity to immerse themselves in the poetry of two living Nobel Laureates: the Caribbean poet, Derek Walcott, and the Northern-Irish poet, Seamus Heaney. We will begin and end the semester with their magnificent epic works: Heaney's translation...

... language examination at the end of the second year one examination will be taken, consisting of a paper testing modern Hebrew or Yiddish grammar, comprehension, translation and composition. Papers from the list of options below will be examined either by written examination or by take-home essay...

... across. All of this continues into your final year, when you will also work on Chinese translation and composition so you can explore your career options... Learn about: Chinese Language...

...% Independent study: 75% Assessment Written: 26% Practical: 0% Coursework: 74% Year 2 Students take eight courses which include: Language studies in each language (including Translation, Liaison and Conference Interpreting); Society and Institutions in Contemporary Europe; Linguistics and two optional subjects... Learn about: Modern History, Learning Teaching...

.... Specific examples include erythromycin and enterobactin biosynthesis. Cholesterol biosythesis and homeostasis: implications in disease. Translation: Loading... Learn about: Biological Chemistry...

... European Cinema Innovations in European Literature Revolt and Revolution in Sartre and Camus Principles of Translation Theory Introduction to Specialised... Learn about: IT Security...

.... When you return, you’ll be able to work on your language skills in areas such essential skills in Arabic, advanced grammar and translation and you’ll...

... locationEdinburghDelivery typeFull-timeOverviewProgramme contentEmployabilityEntry requirementsFees & scholarshipsOverviewApplied Languages and Translating (ALT) and Languages Interpreting and Translating (LINT) follow the same programme for the first three years. In both degrees two foreign or signed languages are studied... Learn about: Modern History, Sign language, Communication Training...

...; popular culture; and protest and rebellion. Presentations include weekly feature films. Assigned readings include many literary writings in translation...

... 5IG001 Advanced (1) British Sign Language Enhancement for Interpreters A (20 Credits) 5IG003 British Sign Language Syntax and Translation (20 Credits... Learn about: Sign language...

..., as well as gaining an insight into the culture, history and politics of Japan and East Asia as a whole. You’ll spend a year studying at a Japanese university to improve your skills, as well as studying topics from translation to Japanese cinema, Sino-Japanese relations and East Asian religions... Learn about: Communication Skills, Communication Training...

... locationEdinburghDelivery typeFull-timeOverviewProgramme contentEmployabilityEntry requirementsFees & scholarshipsOverviewApplied Languages and Translating (ALT) and Languages Interpreting and Translating (LINT) follow the same programme for the first three years. In both degrees two foreign or signed languages are studied... Learn about: Modern History, Communication Training, Sign language...

... and RNA factors to ensure timely and accurate translation of the mRNA. Because of the essential and ubiquitous role of proteins in all cells, protein... Learn about: Medical training...

...In Comparative Literature and French with a Year Abroad (Hons) programme, offered by the University of Kent you have the opportunity to study texts ranging from Classical Antiquity to the present day in English translation, including works by authors such as Homer, Ovid, Dante, Shakespeare, Goethe... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

... tragedy, as well how Dante and contemporary authors have engaged with their classical forbears. Then you could explore African literature, language in the media or folklore and mythology. Classical texts are taught in translation, so you don’t need to have studied an ancient language. However, we offer...