Learning outcomes

Upon successful completion of the study module, the student will have a thorough understanding of the specific features of professional and scientific translation and interpreting, as well as the specific features of translation in specialised subjects, literary translation, or audiovisual translation. The student will also be familiar with the basic concepts of terminology studies and the basics of terminology work. The student will be able to describe both translating and interpreting using the appropriate scientific concepts. In addition, the student will learn how to work as a translation expert in a multilingual project team.

Content

The study module consists of studies that support and broaden the basic and intermediate translation studies of the degree programmes.

Evaluation

Further information

The study module is intended for students who will be specialising in one of the following degree programmes in translation and interpreting:
- English Language, Literature, and Translation
- Scandinavian Languages
- French Language
- German Language, Culture, and Translation
- Russian Language, Culture, and Translation

Belongs to following modules

Basics of Multilingual Communication and Translation Studies

Compulsory Studies 25 ECTS

LTLY03 Introduction to Translation, 5 ECTS

TRMU1 Translation and Interpreting in Theory and Practice, 10 ECTS

TRMU2 Multilingual Translation Workshop, 5 ECTS

Alternative Studies 5 ECTS

One element from below

MVKS10 Introduction to Translation in Specialised Subjects, 5 ECTS

MVKS60 Introduction to Literary Translation, 5 ECTS

MVKS61 Introduction to Audiovisual Translation, 5 ECTS

TRMU5 Interpreter's Toolbox, 5 ECTS

Free Choice Studies

0–1 elements from below

TRMU3 Classics of Translation Studies, 5 ECTS