Interpreting and Translation Studies at Wake Forest University

Interpreting and Translation Studies at Wake Forest University Graduate Program in Interpreting and Translation Studies According to the 2000 U.S. The current lack of interpreters and translators has led the U.S.

Our new Graduate Program in Interpreting and Translation Studies prepares professionals to work in the growing language industry and meet the communication challenges in a variety of fields - foreign affairs, media, business, law and especially healthcare delivery. Today’s corporations, governments and organizations operate in a globalized, ethnically diverse world fueled by ever-faster communication technologies. Census Bureau, more than 55 million Americans aged five and over speak a language other than English at home. Overcoming linguistic and sociocultural barriers is vital to securing a competitive edge. Department of Labor to project a 22% increase in employment from 2008 to 2018, faster than for all other occupations. To meet this demand, there is a need not only for interpreters and translators but also for teachers of interpreting and cross-cultural specialists for culture-sensitive positions at managerial levels. In response to this demand, our program offers three MA tracks:

MASTER OF ARTS
•MA in Interpreting and Translation Studies
•MA in Teaching of Interpreting (not offered 2012-2013)
•MA in Intercultural Services in Healthcare

02/26/2015
02/25/2015

This webinar will be held February 25th. You receive an e-mail, and your client wants you to translate a document using SDL Trados Studio. The other day, another client contacts you to translate their STAR Transit projects. Do you really have to buy all these tools to accept these jobs? No! Join us…

02/14/2015

Happy Saint Valentine's Day, guys!

02/13/2015

Click the link provided to see the complete job description.

02/13/2015

SCICTRAIN is a collection of video modules which cover the wide array of interpretation techniques, tools and resources through demonstrations, personal tips, and brief 'lectures' from our experienced professional interpreters and trainers.

02/10/2015

From videos in Japanese to news in German, language blogger Lindsay Dow recommends her favourite podcasts to keep you motivated and inspired while improving your skills

02/06/2015
02/06/2015

named a “Best Value” once again by The Princeton Review → bit.ly/1uUJZsz

01/12/2015

Glad you're back, Deacs!

01/05/2015

Forget Chinese. Learn Spanish instead.

01/05/2015

Happy New Year, Deacs!

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