Translation and Intercultural Communication

Entry requirements

2.2 Hons (or non-UK equivalent) in any subject.

together with evidence of advanced language skills in one language other than English and in English. You should be able to demonstrate competence in your second (non-native) language at a level equivalent to C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (https://europass.europa.eu/en/common-european-framework-reference-language-skills).

Months of entry

September

Course content

Our Translation & Intercultural Communication MSc prepares you to work and communicate across languages and cultures effectively and ethically using relevant technologies such as AI and machine translation. Our team of internationally recognised experts will guide you to develop practical interlingual and intercultural skills. You will study theories that help you understand the linguistic, cultural, professional and media contexts for intercultural communication. With a range of optional courses, you can place your own interests and strengths at the heart of your master's.

Why this programme

• You will study a range of practical and theoretical subjects in translation and intercultural communication, preparing you for roles in diverse industries or providing a foundation for further study.
• You'll have the opportunity to study translation, interpreting and other forms of interlingual communication between English and any other language.
• Learn how to use technologies such as Generative AI, machine translation, translation tools, and subtitling software, and how these affect communication and accessibility, while considering the importance of human beings in any communication.
• Explore different forms of intercultural communication, such as marketing, business communications, digital and legacy media, literature, film, and live events, developing an understanding of communication as a multimodal and social activity that takes into account different audiences and contexts.
• The programme has a strong focus on accessibility and inclusive forms of communication and how they can be implemented in various situations.
• You’ll have the opportunity to explore your own interests and ideas through a variety of assessments, from presentations and essays to creative projects and commentaries.
• You will have access to world-class libraries and museums, as well as the extraordinary diversity of cultural, literary and artistic events that make Glasgow such an enriching place for postgraduate study.
• Within our strong postgraduate community, you will work in a well-established international research environment, which supports a wide range of activities, including a research seminar series on a range of topics and an annual postgraduate conference.