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US6222001 - Bachelor of Arts in Translation and Interpretation with Honours


  • OVERVIEW

    Synopsis:
    Translation and interpretation courses provide knowledge about translation and interpretation theories, along with practical training in these fields. Students are introduced to translation/interpretation methods; processes such as editing, computer-assisted translation, interpreting, subtitling, localization, and more; cultural elements in language; and professional ethics in this domain.

    Course Objectives:
    The objective of this program is to produce graduates who not only understand translation and interpretation theories but also can apply the methods learned in translation and interpretation tasks. Graduates will be able to understand various types of interpretation (e.g., consecutive, simultaneous), and be proficient in Malay, English (and other languages), and capable of translating and interpreting in these languages. The program also aims to produce graduates who can work in various industries and organizations both locally and internationally, contributing to the country as intermediaries in language, culture, politics, and social matters. Additionally, graduates are expected to be professional in handling translation and interpretation tasks.

    School of Humanities
    Universiti Sains Malaysia, 11800 Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

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    Duration : 3 ½ Years / 7 Semester
    Medium Instruction : Malay Language
    Semester Offered : Semester 1 (October)

  • REQUIREMENTS

  • FEES

  • LIST OF COURSE

    • Semester 1
      HPA105/2 - Fundamentals of Humanities
      HPA106/2 - Digital Humanities
      HPW102/2 - Critical Thinking
      HBT 102/4 - Basic Interpretation Skills

      Semester 2
      HBT 107/4 - Basic Translation Skills
      HBT 108/4 - Introduction to Translation

    • Semester 1
      HBT 201/4 - Translation Theory and Methods I
      HBT 220/4 - Style and Comparative Grammar
      HBT 223/4 - Meaning and Translation

      Semester 2
      HBT 208/4 - Translation Theory and Methods II
      HBT 209/4 - Interpretation Preparation
      HBT 224/4 - Media and Translation

    • Semester 1
      HBT 302E/4 - Technology in Translation
      HBT 313/4 - Community-Based Interpretation
      HBT 311/8 - Translation Project (1 Session Course)
      HBT 322/4 - Sociocultural Aspects and Translation

      Semester 2
      HBT 312/4 - Translation Editing and Evaluation
      HBT 311/8 - Translation Project (1 Session Course)
      HBT 301/4 - Lexicography and Terminology
      HBT 314/4 - Conference Interpretation

    • Semester 1
      HPL401/8 - Industrial Training

      Graduation Requirement :
      1. Foundation (including Humanitise Module and Major) : 74 Units
      2. Open Elective Courses : 20 Units
      3. Electives : 10 Units
      4. University Course : 16 -22 Units
      Total : 120 Units

  • CAREER PROSPECTS

    1. Translator
    2. Interpreter
    3. Editor
    4. Lexicographer (Dictionary Compiler)
    5. Administrative Officer
    6. Writer / Author
    7. Teacher
    8. Lecturer

    Related Industries:

    1. Education
    2. Publishing
    3. Advertising
    4. Marketing
    5. Public Relations
    6. Broadcasting
    7. Creative Industry
    8. Tourism
    9. Business

Undergraduate

Student Admission Unit
Academic Management Division, Registry, Level 2, Chancellory Building
Universiti Sains Malaysia, 11800 Penang, Malaysia.
Tel : 1 300 888 876 / +604-6533196
Fax : +604 653 3328

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