Translation & Interpreting Studies Graduate Minor
for the Graduate Minor in Translation & Interpreting Studies
Students completing the 16-hour Graduate Minor in Translation and Interpreting Studies will have a firm grasp of the theoretical concepts and debates in the Translation and Interpreting field, as well as an exposure to the conventions of the profession and a solid basis for any further desired professional preparation. The Minor allows UIUC graduate students to choose to gain a wider understanding of the general field's practices and theories by taking elective courses in more than one area; or to develop more in-depth expertise by taking both elective courses in the same subfield. In order to enroll in the Graduate Minor, you must have completed at least six college-level semesters of study in a language other than English; or show evidence of equivalent competence.
for the Graduate Minor in Translation & Interpreting Studies
Code | Title | Hours |
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Core Requirements | ||
TRST 410 | Translation and Interpreting Theory & Practice | 4 |
TRST 500 | Translation and Interpreting: Reflective Practice | 4 |
Elective courses approved for credit toward the Graduate Minor. One course must be at the 500-level | 8 | |
German-English Translation: Theory & Practice | ||
Spanish/English Translation | ||
Arabic-English Translation | ||
Machine Translation: History and Applications | ||
Techniques in Translation | ||
Chinese Poetry and Translation | ||
History of Translation | ||
Audio Visual Translation Studies | ||
Applied Literary Translation I | ||
Applied LiteraryTranslation II (Prerequisite: TRST 501 or consent of unit) | ||
Computer-Assisted Translation | ||
Commercial & Technical Translation | ||
Translation for Professions | ||
Localization | ||
Community Interpreting | ||
Conference Interpreting | ||
Special Topics in Translation (May be applied to certificate only once.) | ||
Total Hours | 16 |
Other Requirements
Requirement | Description |
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Prerequisite: | At least 6 post-baccalaureate semesters of non-English language study, or equivalent competence. |
Other requirements may overlap | |
Any TRST course may be applied to the 8 hours of elective credit. Courses not cross-listed with TRST must be approved for elective credit by the department. | |
Courses that are cross-listed will apply toward the minor regardless of the rubric under which the student enrolls | |
Minimum 500-level Hours Required Overall | 8 |
for the Graduate Minor in Translation & Interpreting Studies
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Translation & Interpreting Program Director: Joyce Tolliver
Translation & Interpreting Program Address: 4080 Foreign Languages Building
707 South Mathews Avenue
Urbana, IL 61801