I
recently wrote about the specialization on court interpreting that will soon
be available at Monterey Institute of International Studies (Monterey,
California). See, my December 7
post. This week, I learned about the
new graduate programs in interpretation and translation offered by the Department
of Communication (College of Arts and Humanities) of the University of Maryland. I am thrilled to see more intepretation and translation programs at the graduate level. Language proficiency by prospective students is one of the main challenges faced by interpreting programs. Generally speaking, students at the graduate level are more likely to meet the language proficiency requirement.
These degrees offered bye the University of Maryland are
the following:
1.
interpreting:
• Graduate Certificate in
Professional Studies in Consecutive Interpreting and a
• Master of Professional Studies
in Interpreting, which offers two tracks:
Conference Interpreting; or Public Service Interpreting
2. TRANSLATION:
• Graduate Certificate in
Professional Studies in Translation and a
• Master of Professional Studies
in Translation, which offers two tracks:
Translation; or Translation and
Localization Project Management
The
programs are receiving applications for both national and international
students. The deadline for international applicant is March 1,
2013 for fall 2013 admission.
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