1,272 Tuition Fee/year
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
BS
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
The aim of the Department of English Translation and Interpretation at the Faculty of Economics, Administrative, and Social Sciences of KTO Karatay University is to bring qualified translators into Turkey’s academic and industrial sectors. It seeks to train professionals equipped with language, culture, communication, and intercultural interaction skills, capable of providing scientific and acceptable translation services considering the history of translation.
Students are expected to acquire acceptable and well-regarded written and oral translation skills, supported by contemporary theories and approaches, within the framework of historical translation perspectives and practices. These skills are anticipated to be applied during their internship periods.
Instead of requiring students to choose between British and American spelling and pronunciation, they are encouraged to develop "intelligible" communication skills with people worldwide whose first, second, or third language is English. Based on their ranking, successful students may participate in a Double Major Program (DMP) within the available quota.
Students are required to learn a second foreign language in addition to English. Curriculum changes are made based on the demands of internal and external stakeholders. Along with completing two internship periods, students translate a Turkish novel into English as part of their graduation project. Through this process, they complete their professional preparation.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
BS
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
The aim of the Department of English Translation and Interpretation at the Faculty of Economics, Administrative, and Social Sciences of KTO Karatay University is to bring qualified translators into Turkey’s academic and industrial sectors. It seeks to train professionals equipped with language, culture, communication, and intercultural interaction skills, capable of providing scientific and acceptable translation services considering the history of translation.
Students are expected to acquire acceptable and well-regarded written and oral translation skills, supported by contemporary theories and approaches, within the framework of historical translation perspectives and practices. These skills are anticipated to be applied during their internship periods.
Instead of requiring students to choose between British and American spelling and pronunciation, they are encouraged to develop "intelligible" communication skills with people worldwide whose first, second, or third language is English. Based on their ranking, successful students may participate in a Double Major Program (DMP) within the available quota.
Students are required to learn a second foreign language in addition to English. Curriculum changes are made based on the demands of internal and external stakeholders. Along with completing two internship periods, students translate a Turkish novel into English as part of their graduation project. Through this process, they complete their professional preparation.
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