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The Department of Foreign Languages, Translation and Interpreting (DFLTI) offers high-level undergraduate studies in Translation and Interpreting.

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DFLTI offers high-level undergraduate studies in Translation and Interpreting.

Translation & Interpreting Programme
DFLTI’s Undergraduate Studies Programme consists of lectures and applied courses, both compulsory and elective.
- Specialization in Translation
  In the Translation Specialization at the Department of Foreign Languages, Translation and Interpreting (DFLTI), students learn how to translate financial, legal, medical or literary texts.
- Specialization in Interpreting
  In the Interpreting Specialization, students learn consecutive and simultaneous interpreting in their chosen working languages.
- Handbook
  Read the Handbook of the current academic year in order to learn more about DFLTI, its undergraduate programme of studies and the offered Specializations and exams.
- Programme
  The Curriculum contains information on courses offered.
- Graduation – Degree Ceremony
  Upon successful completion of their academic obligations, DFLTI students are considered graduates and holders of a Degree in Translation or Interpreting.
Regulations
The regulations of the DFLTI provide for all issues regarding its academic function.
- Programme Regulation
  DFLTI’s Programme Regulations contain the provisions that govern the Department’s operation.
- Exams Regulation
  DFLTI’s Exam Regulations was revised in May 2019.
- Dissertation regulation
  DFLTI's Dissertation Regulation was updated in 2019.
- Interpreting entrance examinations regulation
  Admission to DFLTI’s Interpreting Specialization leads to a degree in Interpreting.
- Complaints and objections management regulation
  The complaints and objections management policy is addressed to all under- and post-graduate active students of DFLTI.
Courses
See all courses offered at DFLTI, their ECTS credits, the recommended literature, the syllabus, the learning outcomes and the assessment.
Dissertation
Students of both the Translation and Interpreting specialization are required to write a dissertation.
Student advisors
At DFLTI, we rely on feedback in order to improve as many aspects of the studies as possible. Learn about the mission of the Study Advisors.
Courses & exams schedules
Details on the course and exam schedule of DFLTI’s current academic year.