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Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting - Title

Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting

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Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting - Introduction

Linguistic mediation is the main function of translators, agents who facilitate understanding between people of different languages and cultures. Interpersonal and international relations improve substantially with their intervention, as correct, accurate and effective communication prevents misunderstandings and, in some cases, even conflicts.

The Degree in Translation and Interpreting will provide you with the specific techniques and methodologies to master the working languages in all types of communicative contexts and textual typologies. You will also acquire documentation skills and mechanisms for retrieving and evaluating information, using general and specialised dictionaries, creating glossaries, coining terms, and revising and correcting texts. All of this with the support of the most advanced software tools.

You can also specialise in the following specialisations or pathways: Interpreting, and Translation and Interpreting A1- A2. You will also be able to do voluntary external internships where you will learn about the profession through practice.

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Knowledge areas

Arts and Humanities

Centre

Faculty of Arts

Campus

Alava

Contact

josu.barambones@ehu.eus

Duration

4 courses

Number of credits

240 ECTS credits

Languages

Arabic, Basque, English, French, Galician, German, Italian, Modern Greek, Russian, Spanish

Study type

Face-to-face degree

Price per credit in first registration

18,29 €

Pass mark

8,266 in ordinary exam session (2024/25)

Places available

60 places

Information prospectus - Faculty of Arts

Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting - Reasons

4 reasons to choose this degree

  • Option to study a fourth language, a plus for your CV: Arabic, Galician, Modern Greek or Italian.
  • Translation practicals in 3 languages, starting in the second year.
  • State-of-the-art language and simultaneous interpreting laboratories at the Faculty of Arts and the Micaela Portilla research centre.
  • From the second year onwards, you will be able to take advantage of mobility stays at national and international universities, in the UK, Germany, the USA or Australia, for example.

Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting - Profila

Applicant profile

If you have good communication and social skills, a passion for languages and a capacity for organisation, synthesis, reasoning and abstraction, the Degree in Translation and Interpreting is perfect for you.

Career opportunities

The main job opportunities are:

  • General translation
  • Specialised translation (legal, economic, scientific)
  • Liaison, conference or social interpreter
  • Teaching (secondary and university education, academies and language learning centres)
  • Linguistic and literary research
  • Linguistic and literary planning and consultancy work
  • Editing and proofreading; publishing
  • Terminology and specialised languages
  • Technical consultancy and management in cultural services, linguistic and cultural intermediation, international relations, human resources and tourism.
  • Foreign trade