Translation Concentration

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The concentration in translation provides an introduction to translation skills for the workplace or in service to the community. This program does not include a certification exam or specializations. It is designed for bilingual students or those who already have proficiency in another language and want to use their language gifts to help others. Students who complete the undergraduate concentration may wish to pursue the graduate-level translation certificate and will only need four additional graduate classes in order to complete it.

Courses in the translation concentration may be shared with any major in the Department of Foreign Languages & International Studies .

Required courses:

FR 3030 - Advanced Grammar Credit Hours: 3
or SPAN 3030 - Advanced Grammar Credit Hours: 3
FR 3230 - Advanced Composition and Translation Credit Hours: 3
or SPAN 3230 - Advanced Composition and Translation Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 5000 - Introduction to Translation Credit Hours: 3

Choose 3 hours from:

TRNL 5030 - Business and Technology for Translation Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 5050 - Medical Translation Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 5070 - Legal Translation Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 5090 - Literary Translation Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 5100 - Ethics in Translation Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 5200 - Introduction to Interpreting Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 6000 - Advanced Translation Credit Hours: 3
TRNL 6500 - Translation Theory Credit Hours: 3

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Translation Concentration

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