2 Localization Masters Degree Programs in North America

The Masters of Arts in Global Communication & Applied Translation (M.A. GCAT) is a three-semester program that provides students with training in the principles and practices of professional translation, localization and global communication. Students will build expertise through a.) coursework in theories and approaches to translation, cross-linguistic and cross-cultural analysis, computer-assisted technologies and field-specific domains; b.) project-based collaborations; and c.) internships.

Carnegie Mellon University's Department of Languages, Cultures & Applied Linguistics offers a one-year, intensive Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics & Second Language Acquisition program. This program equips both U.S. and international students for diverse careers in language education and research. Students can specialize in language learning research and teaching across various languages, including Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish and English.