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Become a Bridge Between Cultures with Our Translation and Interpreting Certificate
Master the art of translation and interpreting with our specialized certificate program. Whether you're aiming for a career in translation, interpreting or simply enhancing your language skills, this program is designed for you.
- Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced professionals in the field.
- Hands-On Training: Participate in practical exercises and simulations.
- Wide-ranging Opportunities: Open doors to careers in international organizations, government agencies and more.
Join us and play a crucial role in connecting cultures worldwide
The Undergraduate Certificate in Translation and Interpreting is tailored for students with a strong command of English and at least intermediate proficiency in another language. This program offers specialized training in both translating and interpreting, enhancing language skills and preparing students for diverse, multilingual environments.
Program Overview:
Students will explore foundational theories in Translation and Interpreting Studies while developing practical skills essential for professional translators and interpreters.
Program Requirements:
To earn the certificate, students must complete 12 credit hours, distributed as follows:
- Required Course (3 credits):
- FLNG 2150 Foundations of Translation and Interpreting
- Translation Course (3 credits):Choose one, ensuring prerequisites are met:
- FLSP 3310 Spanish Translation and Interpretation
- FLGR 3150 Topics in German Literature, Language, and Culture
- FLFR 4740 Translation
- Upper-level courses in translation/interpreting in additional languages
- Supporting Course (3 credits):Choose one:
- ENGL 2010 Introduction to Professional Writing
- ENGL 2020 Introduction to Literary Studies
- ENGL 3110 Survey of Linguistics
- FLNG 3110 Introduction to Linguistics: A Multilingual Approach
- ENGL 4000 Advanced Composition
- ENGL 4040 Public Writing
- ENGL 4170 History of the English Language
- COMM 2010 Communication in Society
- COMM 2400 Introduction to Workplace Communication
- COMM 3100 Professional Presentations
- COMM 3450 Intercultural Communication
- Internship/Experiential Learning (3 credits):Choose one:
- HONR 4007 Honors Apogee Project
- FLSP 4910 Practicum in Spanish
- FLGR 4910 Practicum in German
- FLFR 4930 Advanced Directed Study
- Directed Studies or Practica in additional languages
Total Credits: 12
For more information, contact Assistant Professor Hyongrae Kim (hzk0082@auburn.edu).