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I'm thinking of going for an MA in Translations and I'm currently casing out what universities offer courses. Problem is that for personal reasons I might not be able to leave Germany for any extended period of time. The University of Birmingham in the UK offers a distance course, but it sounds terribly theoretical and not at all to my liking. I'd much rather have a somewhat more practical course. Does anyone out there know of a distance course which will get me the cove... See more
Hey there,
I'm thinking of going for an MA in Translations and I'm currently casing out what universities offer courses. Problem is that for personal reasons I might not be able to leave Germany for any extended period of time. The University of Birmingham in the UK offers a distance course, but it sounds terribly theoretical and not at all to my liking. I'd much rather have a somewhat more practical course. Does anyone out there know of a distance course which will get me the coveted MA and not cripple my brain with lots of theoretical hogwash? ▲ Collapse
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Marian Greenfield Local time: 08:38 Member (2003) Spanish to English + ...
on-line program
Aug 31, 2003
Hi.
NYU is starting a practical on-line Masters in into English translation. You need two source languages and English is the target.
I'm not sure if classes start this Fall.
I suggest writing to Head of SCPS Foreign Languages for more info: Milena Savova, [email protected]
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I'm thinking of going for an MA in Translations and I'm currently casing out what universities offer courses. Problem is that for personal reasons I might not be able to leave Germany for any extended period of time. The University of Birmingham in the UK offers a distance course, but it sounds terribly theoretical and not at all to my liking. I'd much rather have a somewhat more practical course. Does anyone out there know of a distance course which will get me the coveted MA and not cripple my brain with lots of theoretical hogwash?
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Florence LOUIS France Local time: 14:38 English to French + ...
Links to UK universities
Sep 3, 2003
Here are a few links to these types of course. I have personally done my MA translation in the University of Surrey, and I thought it was really pracitcal. Not sure they do distance learning but it might be worth asking. Hope this helps! Florence
Here are a few links to these types of course. I have personally done my MA translation in the University of Surrey, and I thought it was really pracitcal. Not sure they do distance learning but it might be worth asking. Hope this helps! Florence
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