Interpreting

Entry requirements

Strand A

• Native/near-native command of English plus native/near-native command of French, German, or Spanish
• Good degree or equivalent in a relevant subject.

Strand B

• Native/near-native command of English plus an excellent command of two from French, German, Spanish, Arabic or Chinese.
• Good degree or equivalent in a relevant subject.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Our masters degree in Interpreting is designed for those who have native/near-native command of English and one other language from:

• Chinese
• French
• German
• Spanish.

You will be taught by linguistics experts from the fields of interpreting practice, research and education and given the chance to bring your skills to a professional standard through regular practice in our newly-refurbished interpreting booths which are modelled on those used by the United Nations and European Union.

This programme is designed for those who want to work as professional interpreters and has been thoughtfully designed to give you expertise to use in a range of contexts including:

• conference interpreting
• health-care interpreting
• legal interpreting
• simultaneous interpreting
• educational interpreting.

This practical interpreting course includes around 15 hours of academic contact per week in our language labs and weekly mini-conferences where up to 5 languages are spoken by around 20 – 30 students and teachers.