Master of Translation and Interpreting
Master practical and theoretical cross-cultural communication between English and Chinese at Australia's leading university.
Best for:Best for bilingual English and Chinese speakers seeking professional careers in translation, interpreting, and cross-cultural communication.
Overview
The Master of Translation and Interpreting at The University of Melbourne equips students with comprehensive practical, theoretical, and academic training essential for modern cross-cultural communication. Delivered through the Faculty of Arts, the program emphasizes both written and oral translation between English and Chinese. Students learn from leading academic experts and practicing professionals while accessing the intellectual resources of the university's Asia Institute. The curriculum allows candidates to tailor their studies toward specific career specializations such as business, law, and media, while integrating cutting-edge translation technologies and simulated professional scenarios.
What you'll do
- Complete rigorous coursework in written and oral translation between English and Chinese
- Utilize modern translation technologies and software within practical exercises
- Participate in intensive small-group classes and simulated professional interpreting scenarios
- Engage in autonomous study and critical analysis of source and target texts
- Tailor studies through specialized electives focusing on fields such as commerce, journalism, or politics
Requirements
Degree required: Completed undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in any discipline with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of at least 70%
Degree offered: Master Degree (By Coursework)
Language: English and Chinese; native or near-native competency in both languages
Instruction: English and Chinese
- Native or near-native speaker competency in English
- Native or near-native speaker competency in Chinese
- Strong academic writing and critical analysis skills
- Completion of an undergraduate degree with a minimum WAM of 70% or equivalent
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How to apply
Applications must be submitted online through the official University of Melbourne course page. Candidates are required to provide their complete academic transcripts demonstrating meeting the minimum WAM requirement.
- Undergraduate degree transcripts
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