In the Interpreting Specialization, students learn how to interpret consecutively and simultaneously in their working language combinations.
Selection process
Students who wish to pursue the Interpreting Specialization are required to sit and pass internal entrance examinations.
Courses
Students pursuing the Interpreting Specialization attend courses on subjects like Theory of Interpreting, Community Interpreting, Methodology of Simultaneous Interpreting, Law and Interpreting and others in both lecture format and lab format specifically on their foreign working languages to and from Greek.
Career opportunities
DFLTI Interpreting Specialization graduates can be employed on interpreting projects in organizations, public or private sector etc.
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Stay informed
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