Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies
A professional master's degree combining practical industry experience with advanced linguistic and research training.
Best for:Bilingual graduates seeking a professional qualification for a career in translation, interpreting, or language project management.
Overview
The Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies at Monash University is designed to equip students with the conceptual frameworks and practical skills necessary for a successful career in language services. The curriculum integrates rigorous academic foundations with hands-on internships to prepare graduates for roles as professional interpreters, translators, or project managers. Students will develop advanced communication, analytical, and reading skills while gaining a deep understanding of global industry best practices. The program also emphasizes research methodology, ensuring graduates are capable of conducting independent research in the field. This degree is ideal for those seeking to enter the private or public sector as skilled language professionals.
What you'll do
- Engage in practical internships to gain industry-relevant experience.
- Apply global best practices in translation and interpreting scenarios.
- Develop advanced analytical and communication skills for professional settings.
- Undertake independent research projects using established methodologies.
- Implement advanced reading and comprehension strategies in a professional context.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor degree in any discipline with advanced bilingual proficiency and a minimum credit (60%) average.
Degree offered: Master of Interpreting and Translation Studies
Language: Advanced bilingual proficiency required.
Instruction: English
- Advanced bilingual proficiency
- Academic writing and research capability
- Analytical thinking
- Communication skills
- Australian bachelor degree or equivalent in any discipline for Entry Level 1.
- Australian bachelor honours degree or equivalent in a cognate discipline for Entry Level 2.
- Minimum credit (60%) average in previous qualifications.
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How to apply
Interested applicants should visit the official Monash University course page to review specific entry requirements and submit their application through the university portal.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of bilingual proficiency
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