The Translation Research and Instruction Program (TRIP) offers a Minor in Translation Studies. The Minor complements degree programs in foreign language study and is an option for undergraduates who have an advanced knowledge of one or more foreign languages and an interest in translation, either as a profession or as an area of academic research.

This course is designed for learners of German interested in language and culture who want to improve their general language skills and get a first insight into translation strategies and their application. In this course, you will learn to apply your language skills to the field of translation and become familiar with important tools and techniques for producing translations.

In a world of many languages and cultures faced with the need for constant and accurate global communication, there is a need for intermediate translators. This role is often performed by freelance translators. This course explains how translators can find clients, manage translation projects, maintain professional ethics and thrive in the ever-evolving world of language and communication. Sign up to turn your language skills into a career.

Explore what it means to communicate in multiple languages in a variety of contexts, and discover your inner translator.

Learn skills to meet the challenges of interpreting for refugees and share your experiences with other interpreters in the sector.