The National Hispanic University
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About the Program
Program Description
The mission of the Translation and Interpretation Certificate Program (T & I) is to prepare and train bilingual students to a high level of professional competence in the arts of translation and interpretation.
The certificate program is a set of specific academic courses that is narrower in scope and objectives than a degree or major, and which is designed to be finished within one year. A certificate will be issued after the completion of 21 units of coursework.
The vision of the T & I program is to provide the education and necessary tools to students so they can succeed as a translator and interpreter in a highly competitive world.
· To prepare interpreters and translators in the Spanish-English combination
· To offer students the opportunity to apply units earned in T&I courses towards the pursue of other degree programs at NHU
Graduates from the program will learn:
· Specialized vocabulary
· Techniques for simultaneous and sequential interpretation, and sight and text translation
Intra-language interpretation and reading comprehension techniques for education and learning in any discipline
Coursework:
Student must select 21 units from this listing including the three required courses.
Syntax and Discourse Analysis I
Translation Theory and Technique I
Interpretation Theory and Technique I
FourElective Courses from the Following:
Banking, Commerce and Finance
Political, Government & International Relations
Medical Terminology: Anatomy and Physiology
Medical Terminology: Diseases and Treatment
Computers and Technology in Translation
Legal Translation
Legal Interpretation
Costs
Check with the institution.
Editor notes
The purpose of the Translation and Interpretation Program of the National Hispanic University is to provide students with the education and the necessary tools for a translator, combining theoretical and applied course work in the fields of business, technology, medical and legal translation.
Link
http://www.nhu.edu/academic_departments/ti/index.htm
Contact Information
The National Hispanic University
14271 Story Road
San Jose, CA 95127-3823
Translation and Interpretation Program
GloriaRomero
Telephone: (408)729-2207
gromero@nhu.edu