Programme · English Philology

Translations

Written and interpreting workshop in English.

Studies preparing you for work as a written translator and interpreter. You will learn about different types of translation and modern translation tools while improving your language proficiency and precision of expression.

Tuition fees

Part-time studies supported online · 4 interest-free instalments

First-cycle (bachelor's) studies

Tłumaczenia

part-time supported online · in English
3220 PLNper semester
4 interest-free instalments · 805 PLN/instalment
Second-cycle (master's) studies

Tłumaczenia

part-time supported online · in English
3750 PLNper semester
4 interest-free instalments · 937.50 PLN/instalment

Why choose it

Different types of translation

Interpreting, written, literary, business and medical translation.

Modern tools

Language corpora, CAT software, subtitling and dubbing.

Practical profile

Lectures, practical classes and seminars devoted to translation.

International market

Preparation for work as a translator in Poland and abroad.

What you will learn

You will learn about different types of translation and translators' tools:

  • interpreting (simultaneous and consecutive) and written translation,
  • literary, business, medical and cultural translation,
  • audiovisual translation, subtitling and dubbing,
  • localisation and computer-assisted translation (CAT) software,
  • language corpora and translation memory.

Gdzie znajdziesz pracę?

Career paths after the Translations specialisation.

Graduate profile

Graduates are fluent in English and familiar with translators' working methods as well as traditional and modern translation tools. They develop linguistic flexibility, precision of expression and listening comprehension.

Admission requirements

To enrol in the programme, you need:

  • secondary school leaving certificate (original or copy),
  • 1 photograph (37 mm × 52 mm),
  • programme application form (the University's internal form).