COURSE CURRICULUM

The Translation MA includes a range of modules designed to develop advanced linguistic, technical, and professional skills required in the modern translation industry. Characteristics of Specialised Texts focuses on understanding the structure, style, and purpose of texts from different professional fields, enabling accurate and context-sensitive translation. Placement for Employability Skills provides practical work experience opportunities to enhance professional development and industry readiness. The Translator and the Specialised Text explores how translators engage with complex subject-specific materials, while The Translator and the Translation Process examines the cognitive and practical stages involved in producing high-quality translations. Translation Tools and the Translator introduces digital technologies and software commonly used in the industry, improving efficiency and accuracy. The Independent Research Project allows students to conduct academic research into a relevant area of translation studies. The Independent Translation Project provides an opportunity to complete a substantial translation task independently, demonstrating professional competence. Subtitling focuses on audiovisual translation techniques for film and media content. Translating for International Organisations develops skills needed for work in global institutions, while Website and Software Localisation trains students to adapt digital content for different languages and cultures. Together, these modules prepare graduates for diverse careers in translation, localisation, media, and international communication.