Master of Applied Translation and Interpreting

University of Canterbury

The Master of Applied Translation and Interpreting (MATI) gives students advanced language, cultural, and communication skills to work as professional interpreters and translators. The degree is highly practical, and includes the option to complete an internship organised by UC with agencies, government, or other organisations requiring translators and interpreters. You will also have the opportunity to study overseas for part of your degree for more in-depth language learning and immersion. Study a Master of Applied Translation and Interpreting at UC? The only master's degree in translation studies in Te Waipounamu South Island. The flexible courses in the degree offer practical training and applied language learning opportunities, with a variety of options in research, translation projects, computer-assisted translation, and internships. You can study abroad with one of UC’s partnership universities, many of which are leaders in translation and interpreting education, such as Moscow State University, University of Granada, and Sorbonne Nouvelle in Paris. UC’s translation experts have a specialisation in crisis translation and interpreting during events such as natural disasters, which will also be explored in the degree.

Faculty of Arts