Translation Technology

Entry requirements

For admission to the MSc in Translation Technology, successful applicants will have:

• A degree at the level of an Irish or UK Honours undergraduate degree (H2.2 or above) or equivalent, in any undergraduate discipline.

• Applicants must have knowledge of a second language (no restrictions apply as to which language).

Months of entry

September

Course content

Enhance your career prospects and future-proof your skills with an MSc in Translation Technology at DCU, where you'll gain cutting-edge expertise in language and AI-enabled translation technologies, preparing you for high-demand roles in global industries.

The MSc in Translation Technology at Dublin City University is a one-year, full-time programme designed to equip students with advanced technical skills crucial for modern translation practices. This programme is ideal for students who are proficient in languages not covered by the MA in Translation Studies (French, German, Irish, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese) and who use English as a common language.

Throughout the course, students will explore a wide range of topics, including Translation Technology, Localization, Audiovisual Translation, Digital Language and Discourse Methods, Computer Terminology, and Introduction to Programming. Students will also explore the growing role of artificial intelligence in translation workflows, including the use of AI-assisted tools and what this means for professional practice.

As a member of the prestigious European Masters in Translation (EMT) Network, supported by the European Commission, this MSc programme is recognised as one of the top translation technology programmes in Europe. More information about the EMT Network can be found here.

The programme is taught by renowned experts in translation technology, many of whom have strong connections with the translation profession and industry, ensuring that students gain both academic excellence and practical insights.