The MA Applied Language Studies and Interpreting is a full-time postgraduate program run by the University of Pretoria. As the most diverse Faculty at the University, Humanities offers an exciting range of programs and discipline-based majors. The Humanities programs offer part-time and full-time options and allow students to specialize in a chosen field.

This MA in Interpreting is designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge and understanding of the contexts and practices of professional interpretation, enabling students to develop the skills upon which professional interpreter competence is predicated. Competence in autonomous and lifelong learning, which enables students to apply the interpreting, communication, and learning skill set they have acquired to any other career of their choice, including starting their own business as a freelancing professional.

Undertake industry-relevant professional translator and interpreter training through our master's course.

The Translation and Interpreting with Professional Experience MA is a unique two-year course that offers you the opportunity to complete an extended work placement and gain professional experience. Partnered with the Translation and Interpreting MA, you’ll complete the same taught modules as the one-year course with the addition of completing a minimum of 550 hours in a work placement or internship.

The Translation and Interpreting MA equips you with professional skills in translation and interpreting between English and Chinese, French, German, Italian, or Spanish. Through hands-on training, mock conferences, and a simulated translation bureau, you’ll develop expertise in specialised translation, conference and public service interpreting, and professional development, preparing you for a career in the industry.

Olivet School of Language and Education’s Master of Arts in Translation and Interpretation degree is designed to develop scholars and professionals experts who will meet the needs of academic and professional languages services for ministry around the world. The Master of Arts in Translation and Interpretation (MATI) is a 45-hour graduate degree that aims to equip students with increased competence and expertise in the areas of translation and interpretation, especially for the purpose of ministry work.

The program focuses on developing advanced skills in British Sign Language (BSL) interpreting and translation. It prepares students to work in a variety of settings, including community, education, an...

Designed for: Professional signed and spoken language interpreters who want to improve, teach, or research. The program offers three tracks: Theory and Practice Interpreting option Advanced Interpreting option Teaching Interpreting option Where this degree can take you: College teaching Mentoring and instruction for less experienced interpreters Research on interpreting and interpreter education To start, you need: A bachelor’s degree Experience interpreting and mentoring Certification is accepted, but not required.

This master's program is designed for individuals who aim to develop advanced interpreting skills across various settings. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers both theoretical knowledge a...

This postgraduate program is designed for individuals who want to develop their skills in conference interpreting at a high level. It offers practical training that covers a variety of interpreting sc...

The program focuses on developing advanced skills in interpreting, translation, and the use of new technologies. It provides students with hands-on experience in different interpreting settings, such ...