Masters Degrees (Legal Translation)

According to the National Centre for Languages, demand for translators “is being driven by globalisation, migration and political changes … giving rise to difficulties securing the services of appropriately qualified translators”, and employers particularly expect translators to possess contextual, cultural and ethical knowledge and understanding of their field. Read more

The programme is taught by academic staff and by experts from the industry who bring their professional experience into the classroom. Read more

The Specialised Translation MA is open to native and non-native speakers of English, who combine English with any of the following languages. Read more

Develop your career as a professional translator through our flexible and industry ready MA in Translation Studies. Join our global community of translators to discover the art of translation at one of the world’s top 100 Modern Languages departments*. Read more

Develop high-level interpreting and translation skills on this challenging degree, where you’ll use state-of-the-art technology to gain the knowledge base and practical skills to succeed in the language services industry. Read more

The Translation and Interpreting MA is open to native and non-native speakers of English, who combine English with any of the following languages. Read more

Translation studies has witnessed unparalleled growth over the past 20 years. It is through translation that international business, trade, legal affairs, diplomatic missions, human rights interventions and international development and humanitarian aid are delivered. Read more

This programme offers core training in the theory and practice of translation, working with academic staff, professional translators, interpreters and employers. Read more

This is one of the longest-running MA Translation programmes in the world. . Incorporating over 30 years of experience in translator education, our internationally recognised MA Translation course is focused on professional translation, and will prepare you for a career in the language service industry. . Read more

According to the National Centre for Languages, demand for translators “is being driven by globalisation, migration and political changes … giving rise to difficulties securing the services of appropriately qualified translators”, and employers particularly expect translators to possess contextual, cultural and ethical knowledge and understanding of their field. Read more

Develop high-level interpreting and translation skills on this challenging course, where you’ll use state-of-the-art technology to gain the knowledge base and practical skills to succeed in the language services industry. Read more

This Masters degree has been designed to. provide students with an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the discipline of Translation Studies. Read more

The Professional Translation for European Languages MA combines practical training and theory to give you the skills and knowledge to become a professional translator. Read more

Interpreting is a highly-skilled profession, requiring academic training as well as extensive practice in relevant settings. Read more

Our School of Law sits within our triple-accredited Business School. This varied and stimulating course is open to graduates in law and other academic backgrounds. Read more