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Africa International University
Master of Arts in Translation Studies
- Nairobi, Kenya
MA
Full time, Part time
2 years
Blended
English
This is a 2-year program that provides for the professional development needs of practicing translators, translation project leaders, and translation consultants involved in the translation of the Bible and related material. It integrates training in Biblical languages, exegesis, translation principles, consulting, translation project management, and areas of linguistics directly relevant to Bible translation.

Africa International University
Doctor of Philosophy in Translation Studies
- Nairobi, Kenya
PhD
Full time, Part time
3 years
On-Campus
English
The Doctor of Philosophy in Translation Studies is an advanced research-based, course of study designed to prepare candidates to make significant contributions in research, university education, and consultancy in this dynamic and expanding field.
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Studying language and linguistics in Kenya puts you at the intersection of Africa's richest multilingual traditions and a globally connected academic field. You'll examine how language works, how it shapes identity, and how communication crosses cultural and national boundaries.
The learning environment fosters intellectual curiosity and a genuine appreciation for the diversity of human expression. Through coursework in phonology, syntax, semantics, and discourse analysis, you'll develop methods for examining how meaning is constructed and how languages interact. Kenya's multilingual context, where Swahili, English, and dozens of indigenous languages coexist, gives your studies a living, real-world dimension that few other settings can match.
Graduates move into careers in translation, interpretation, education, media, publishing, and international development, all sectors where nuanced communication carries real weight. Postgraduate study opens paths into computational linguistics, language policy, and academic research. The analytical and cross-cultural competencies you develop are transferable across industries worldwide, making your degree relevant whether you pursue work in Africa, Europe, or beyond. Kenya's position as a regional hub for diplomacy and commerce only adds to the professional relevance of your qualification.